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Home Now
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The Spirit of Sihuanaba
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Take Heart
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Pilgrim's Fire
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Atlantic Story
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Warehouse of Thieves Carlisle, UK
An exciting and dynamic three, four or five-piece band from the north of England. Their original material blends progressive rock, contemporary folk and indie sounds. Harmonies, searing solos and foot-tapping beats combine in their live performances to create an anthemic sound, with a witty and entertaining stage presence and audience interaction. ... more
Warehouse of Thieves recommends:
Kingfisher
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It's not from the 90's but will transport you there in the best way possible (think Pulp meets Dodgy, not dodgy haircuts and DM's)
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Nirvana in REM (Inspired by the Art of Fred Stonehouse)
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Proof that you can use a ukulele but it doesn't have to sound like one. This one is modern, fresh and beautifully written.
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The Pass Of Storms
by Astraluna
One of the few artists who uses a uke and writes fresh, modern and original music with it. Even if there were more, this one would be right at the top!
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Live at The St. Andrews Sessions EP
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Home Now”
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Between The Moon and The Milkman
by Amelia Coburn
supported by 4 fans who also own “Home Now”
Great spirit, excellent vocals and fine instrumentation on Amelia’s first full length album. Her sound is infectious and recalls the grand English folk of yesteryear but with a modern flare. Not a bad song in the bunch but if I must choose a favorite it’s Oh Captain! Guide Me Home. Lots of good stuff on this album so check it out!!
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The Toronto-based sextet make moody, cinematic sounding music that blends psych-folk and post-rock.
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