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Oddfellow's Casino Brighton, UK
Oddfellow’s Casino have been quietly releasing albums since 2002 to critical acclaim. They hail from the mountains of Sussex and are an ensemble whose music blends pastoral folktronica and psychedelia with classic English pop. At the centre of the group is singer-songwriter, author and radio broadcaster David Bramwell who has been described as ‘an English Sufjan Stevens’ (Sunday Times). ... more
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I am so delighted to have discovered the music of The Hardy Tree and Frances Castle's illustrative work as well. Her music is wonderfully evocative and strange. Buy everything! I am looking forward to Stagdale Part 2!
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Flock (Deluxe Edition)
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Well, does it live up to the hype? It's okay, not as good as 'Loops' or the 'Fenella' stuff; i doubt i'll be listening to it in full very often. Her mojo is waneing in my 'umble opinion.
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Stagdale EP Part 2
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I love these EPs - they're magical and evocative, as if they're from some strange, half-remembered TV programme from your childhood. Looking forward to Part 3 already!
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Bright, harmony-laden indiepop from yOya, “The Half Turn” is by turns sweet and soulful.
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Burbling beneath the hazy beauty of the debut solo record from Lush co-founder Emma Anderson is razor-sharp wit and a heart full of rage.
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