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Saint Luminous Bride
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The Rifleman & The Bird
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Brothers
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Hewn
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Last Harbour Manchester, UK
SUNDAY TIMES: "Magnificent.”
UNCUT: "Bewitching"
THE SKINNY:
"An meticulously-traced map of the
human condition with shades of Scott Walker and The Triffids."
DROWNED IN SOUND: "Traces a thread back to the post-industrial soundscapes of Joy Division."
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