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The Celebration
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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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This is gorgeous and 100% setting the tone for my autumn... Reminds me of albums I loved in the early aughts like His Name is Alive's Stars on E.S.P. and Black Box Recorder's England Made Me, both of which remind me of long autumnal road trips in Wisconsin as a teenager. Definitely a beautiful and reflective space to be encompassed by while watching the world shift. IT'S... WHERE... THE PAIN GOES... comeawaywithemd.com
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Great tape showcasing a variety of blissful styles.
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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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Absolutely gorgeous. The finest album I have heard this year!
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