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Carols From Herefordshire
by sproatly smith
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The ghosts of Christmas past, and of England past. Musically, the album evokes a pagan, rural, bygone England, and is similar in style to The Hare and the Moon, while lyrically rooted in Christian themes - a hauntological antinomy of breathtaking beauty, one that can be traced right back to the Christianisation of our Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, an admixture evident within the poem Beowulf. Little Town and Bleak Midwinter, being so familiar, feel out of keeping here, even kitsch.
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An elegantly artistic psych/folk album that impresses with its heartfelt delivery, musicality and desire to offer something mature in its messaging. These relaxing and yet highly intriguing arrangements provide something for almost any listener of the genre.
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Songs of Yearning
by Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus
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They soothe the weary soul
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House in the Tall Grass
by Kikagaku Moyo/幾何学模様
Modern psychedelic folk that paints sweeping landscapes of sound with sitar and layered harmonies.
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Shoegaze and soft psychedelia hold hands on this mellow Canadian release which features some subtly great lead guitar.
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Move To The Trees
by Winter McQuinn
Winter McQuinn mixes soft rock and psychedelic folk for a sound reminiscent of classic pop purveyors like Cut Worms and the Lemon Twigs.
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A Trip Of Hares
by Sproatly Smith
supported by 7 fans who also own “Kitchen Cynics - Take a Heart”
When listening to the music one easily feels like in a (day-) dream. Hard to believe: it's not a concept album, but a mixture of "greatest hits". Fantastic!
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