This is a track from our debut album Wanderlust which is now available as CD or Download - available at HMV, Amazon, iTunes, Spotify and all good music stores


Wanderlust

Birdman

This is a track from our debut album Wanderlust which is now available as CD or Download - available at HMV, Amazon, iTunes, Spotify and all good music stores

Follow You Home

How Many Times

Where Are We Now ?

Clouds

Jenny's Gone

Drift is a track from the new Windmill album A Different Door which will be released later this month. The album also features special guests Phil Melville from The Springtime Anchorage and Andy Diagram from James.

A Different Door

Drift

Here is Yorkie's special Skunky Moongoose remix of Passers By from the forthcoming double A sided single available from Friday 31st May 2019
The single will be available from all major online music outlets and will also be available on Spotify

Passers By (the real Alice double A side single)

Passers By (Skunky Moongoose Remix)

Passers By from the forthcoming double A sided single available from Friday 31st May 2019
The single will be available from all major online music outlets and will also be available on Spotify

Passers By (the real Alice double A sided single)

Passers By (Summer Temple Acoustic Revision)

Haunting enigmatic vocals, languorous and stirring guitar riffs with atmospheric drum beats

Windmill are from Liverpool and the band in its present form met six months ago, they all discovered they loved the likes of Joan Baez, Angus and Julia Stone, Neil Young, Brian Wilson, Beck, Leonard Cohen, Simon and Garfunkel and the Velvet Underground. 

Birdman was their first single written by guitarist/songwriter Mick Dolan and produced by Yorkie for Universal Shoes Productions; it was recorded at Yorkie’s House Of Light studios in Liverpool.
It gained extensive radio airplay from Chris Currie, Dave Monks, Tom Robinson, Simon Raymonde, John Kennedy, Gary Crowley, Tracey Hedges and Alex Huskisson. 
It was one of Janice Long’s and Tom Robinson’s favourite tracks and they both said it is ‘a hauntingly beautiful song, an amazing track full of atmosphere’.

It was reviewed by Kev Wright (Sound of Confusion) The review can be read here : 

http://thesoundofconfusionblog.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/windmill-birdman.html 

They then put a demo of ‘Where Are We Now’ up on Soundcloud as a taster; it has recently been reviewed by Kev Wright (Sound of Confusion) The review can be read here : 

http://www.chartburst.com/news/windmill-alt-country 

The end of 2015 saw them adding an exclusive free download from the debut album Wanderlust.  ‘How Many Times’ was available to all their fans from their Soundcloud page.
Here's a few reviews the track had.

http://thesoundofconfusionblog.blogspot.co.uk/2015/10/get-me-free-70-windmill-how-many-times.html

http://www.24ourmusic.net/2016/01/20/17322/

The debut album Wanderlust was released on 4th March 2016, here's some recent reviews of it :

http://thesoundofconfusionblog.blogspot.co.uk/2016/01/windmill-wanderlust.html

http://liverpoolacoustic.co.uk/2016/03/album-review-windmill-wanderlust/

https://indiepulsemusic.wordpress.com/2016/05/08/wanderlust/

http://liverpooletc.com/forever-changes-the-familiar-folk-sounds-of-windmill/

https://issuu.com/mousemediastudio/docs/buz_march_2016_0a9020ebbba1a1/c/spl2kzf

http://besttuna.blogspot.com/2016/03/windmill.html?m=1



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Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/windmill-official

Twitter - @Windmillband




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