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The Angel Makers

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The Angel Makers – Deliquesce/Crystallize

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Colchester’s The Angel Makers have moved into ambient territory on their new single which they describe as an “isolation mini mix tape for your quarantine dreams”. Opener Deliquesce sounds like an ambient remix of Slowdive’s Souvlaki Space Station with atmospheric sounds that encompasses the listener. Crystallize adds more textures and tones but the result is … Continue reading →

The Angel Makers – Little Deaths

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Little Deaths is one of two EPs released this month by Colchester’s The Angel Makers who have also recently expanded their line up. We were treated to a taster track in the shape of Too Late last month which whetted the appetite. Previously I described the band’s music as shoegaze, psychedelic and melancholic. On this … Continue reading →

The Angel Makers – Too Late

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A new track from Colchester’s The Angel Makers which may or may not appear on their forthcoming new EP Little Deaths. It’s an upbeat track with programmed beats driving the song relentlessly forward. There are some lovely sounds here none more so than Shauna Kelly’s voice whilst the unexpected slow outro works a treat. Here’s … Continue reading →

September Round Up #1

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I returned home after a week away to a bursting at the seams bandcamp inbox on top of those songs/band I have yet to write about or give a mention too. Here is the first of a number of posts trying to rectify that! Foundlings – Horizons Another fine slice of 1990’s tinged melodic guitar … Continue reading →

The Angel Makers – Kill The World

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Kill The World by Essex based dreampoppers The Angel Makers is taken from a forthcoming but yet unnamed EP. It’s the follow up to the Blue EP that was released back in March which I can wholeheartedly recommend. Kill The World is a melodic but saddening track thanks to the mournful lyrics and sometimes gloomy … Continue reading →

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