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Recorded at home by Francis Lung. All instruments by Francis Lung, except for violin on 'Something Blue' by Sophie Galpin.

Produced by Francis Lung and David Jay in Manchester.

Mixed by Adam Jaffrey and David Jay at Unwound Studios, London.

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Back One Day

Hurts and all 
How did we fall 
Orion, is there blood on my arms 
Cassiopeia, is it you 
How to redeem us, Lyra 

All that we've bled 
All that we've prayed 
We shouldn't run 
We shouldn't break 

I've run into the worst luck, Ursa 
I find the scene horrid, Centaurus 
Aquila, I've been stuck in a rut 
How do I manage, Canis 

Find your place in here, a little dream 
Make a place here, or turn away 

Caelum

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Dream Wife - EP01
HYMNS004 
Released March 11th 2016

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Dream Wife - Kids

Nassau is a collaborative recording project from Brooklyn-based songwriters Justin Wilcox and Jeffrey Silverstein. Both seeking new creative outlets following respective projects in Baltimore and Chattanooga, the duo formed out of a mutual respect for raw, honest music. Sitting on a handful of riffs and half-songs, together the material actualized. Late 2015 was spent demoing and laying groundwork for Hoss, their forthcoming and debut EP.  While a distinct sound continues to flourish, initial psych/folk offerings are rooted in interweaving guitar lines, ambient textures and Wilcox’s tranquil vocal delivery.

Hoss EP out 6/23 Via Fire Talk Records. 

Desert Blues

Younger

Cassette / Download

Blue Wilson - Golden Eyes

Sun Machine

Donna

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Formed by friends in 2014 during a summer spent obsessing about the Sarah Records catalog, Michigan band Failed Flowers quickly developed into a shadowy, high speed pop vehicle. Drawing at first from the wistful sighs of Sarah, the group grew more of an edge as they progressed, evoking elements of C86 granularity and shoegaze blur. The original lineup of bassist Erin Davis, drummer Miles Haney, and dual guitarist/singers Fred Thomas and Autumn Wetli played around the midwest for about a year, releasing an eight song demo before Wetli left the band. Close friend and collaborator Anna Burch stepped in during the spring of 2015, amplifying both the harmonies and the disquiet. This new lineup recorded a nine-song mini album of sharper material that saw release on the 25 Diamonds label before Thomas left Michigan for Montreal and Burch began a solo career with her own pristine indiepop tunes. The band remained sporadically active, playing the occasional gig, doing a short run of shows with Protomartyr in 2017 and getting together to write and record in the increasingly rare moments when all parties were available. The two songs on this 7" are the fruits of Failed Flowers' most recent sessions and represent some of their most evolved work.

"Faces" is the first song Anna brought to the band, a wash of guitars and vocal harmonies that are somehow both quick and ambling. More melodic than most of the band's recorded output, it walks in the same remarkably catchy territory as Anna's always glowing solo work, though swimming through more waves of distortion.

"Broken Screen" was described as "The Strokes in a bar fight" seconds after the lead vocals were put to tape, and the song zips along nervously with just that energy. One half jumpy, self-conscious punk and one half Flying Nun grey skies pop.

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Nassau

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