Get all 24 Oddfellow's Casino releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Lewes Psych Fest Sessions, Maison Mouton Sessions Vol.1, Maison Mouton Sessions Vol.2, Winter in a Strange Town - Maison Mouton Sessions, Emily, Prince of the Starry Wheel, Trespass, We Will Be Here (acoustic version), and 16 more.
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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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The atmosphere is exquisite!
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A superb album to soundtrack the summer sunshine, full of earworms. Any song that namechecks Peter Tork can't be bad. An ideal antidote to the manufactured pap, sorry pop, that prevails these days.
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