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The Leaf Library London
Electric drone pop from North London and beyond feat. Kate, Matt, Gareth and Lewis (+ more).
“World-weary yet innocent, blissful dreampop” – Uncut
"A melancholy wonder" – The Guardian
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Just glorious. Beautiful, arresting, haunting melodies rendered with delicate pulses of always unusual, sometimes mysterious sound. My idea of IDM... everything on this label is outstanding.
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All the lyrics in this one hit a little too hard.. I'm grateful that it's here
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Scottish artist swaddles ’70s krautrock grooves in guitar-based ambient, resulting in drone music that feels strangely featherlight.
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Produced for a video installation of the same name. “Hometown” is full of mesmerizing, endlessly morphing electronic songs.
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Wow guys, Closer is great! And a shout out to Mick Head as well, what a legend!
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