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Post Coal Prom Queen Scotland, UK
Post Coal Prom Queen are Lily Higham and Gordon Johnstone. PCPQ have developed a unique sound by blending organic textures, retrofuturistic synths, and mechanical beats with ambitious pop sensibilities - fused together with Lily's distinct vocals.
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supported by 10 fans who also own “I See No Gods Up Here”
Thanks very much for this wonderful, happy bundle of pop/synth wave. Made me smile on this grey UK day!, You have a great voice. 😀
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People and Industry
by Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
supported by 7 fans who also own “I See No Gods Up Here”
Great record. wears it's influences proudly ..but retains a sliver of identity that is uniquely British and has a northern feel to it..I think that these geographic musical vignettes are realy evocotive of northern Newtown Uber estates and satellite communities..I hope this translates to a wider audience for him...he deserves the attention. give him his due .NOW .
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Impossible Stuff
by Carla J. Easton
supported by 5 fans who also own “I See No Gods Up Here”
"Lights in the dark" and "Vagabond" are my favourite songs (I like the whole album). Is making a good mood, it doesn't matter if you had a bad day. I really enjoy the voice of Carla. She already did a wonderful job with "Homemade lemonade" :D
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A stunning collection of introspective pop songs with arrangements as dizzying and dazzling as a wind-up clock.
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Love Power A-to-Z
by Instupendo
Effervescent leftfield electropop from producer Instupendo with elements of sound design from handheld video games and the world of ambient.
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A Farewell to Reason
by Automatic Tasty
Bright and bubbly pop songs from Automatic Tasty built atop whirling monosynths and charmingly rickety rhythms.
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Homemade Lemonade
by Carla J. Easton
supported by 5 fans who also own “I See No Gods Up Here”
This album is giving you from the beginning good mood, it does not matter if your day was shitty. You play the whole album (Pink LP or MP3) and you will feel the power. I really like her voice. Even if you never dance, this record will make you dance... Believe me :D
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