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Kilbey Kennedy Sydney, Australia
Steve Kilbey, the writer of magical hit Under The Milky Way (The Church) joins forces with Martin Kennedy of atmospheric ambient stalwarts All India Radio: "Sumptuous meeting of Australian soundscaper and the head Churchman...Apart from having a voice of characterful cool poise and an imaginative lyrical lexicon, Kilbey can make a strong melodic song out of simple elements." (MOJO) ... more
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Latest album from Martin’s All India Radio
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From Martin’s All India Radio, Space features artwork that was submitted for Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon
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The Slow Light
by All India Radio
supported by 147 fans who also own “Oh My Glad”
Thinking 'Utopia 2021' is a great album...but WOW!!!!! 'The Slow Light' is almost better!!!! Lovely sounds and voices of Selena and Hollie. Listening, listening, listening to the sound of Martin Kennedy👌🏼.
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Speed of the Stars
by Speed of the Stars ( Steve Kilbey and Frank Kearns)
supported by 140 fans who also own “Oh My Glad”
Finally had a chance to sit with this whole album, and wow, congrats to Steve and Frank for delivering such an impressive and glorious work! Great Kilbey poetry throughout, as usual, and some classic dream pop guitar sounds. But this isn't a retro project. The vibe is 110% NOW. I'm in love with "Words are Wasted," but you can't skip to it. You got to earn it through the journey. I'm going to be processing this one for a good long while; in the meantime, hope you'll do another!
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Continue Normal Living
by Absent City
Dreamy, intricate guitar pop from Oakland's Absent City; splashes of accordion, sitar, lap steel, and mandolin add textural richness.
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Move To The Trees
by Winter McQuinn
Winter McQuinn mixes soft rock and psychedelic folk for a sound reminiscent of classic pop purveyors like Cut Worms and the Lemon Twigs.
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