Faixa nº 8 do "Filipe da Graça LP" (2011)
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Velhada

‘London quartet Lull formed just last year, but you wouldn’t know it to hear them. They’ve already settled into a dense, churning shoegaze sound in which guitars squeal and heave and dreamy vocals glide like butter in a frying pan’. 
	After the success of their debut self-titled E.P the band are set to drop a new single Cursed/Rusk at the end of November. With previous support from the likes of DIY magazine, NME and Tom Ravenscroft (BBC 6 Music), the bands fuzzed out, guitar heavy, shoegaze sounds are already turning heads. 
	Even though they are still fresh on the scene, Lull have managed to rack up a impressive list of gigs stretching as far as Portugal. Racking up a number of plays on KEXP, plus an ever-growing following to boot, Lull have definitely cemented themselves as ones to watch for the future.


Lull - Cursed

their sound blurs the lines between shoegaze, rock and chamber pop.  Restrained passages evoke the stalking dread of early Cocteau Twins records, while more nuanced vocal lines call to mind the haunting falsetto of Billy Corgan and Jeff Buckley.

Lull - Nouvelle

'brooding and excellent’ NME

'like Slowdive covering Smashing Pumpkins' DiS

'forging brilliance out of everyday tools’ DIY

Lull - Sea Change

Filipe da Graça is a millennial lost in between the Algarve, London, Lisbon and Eastern Europe. His sound originates in a fusion of indie rock, shoegaze, folk, country, Atlantic beaches and colour grading suites.

Velhada

Filipe da Graça

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