Bluebottles Bradford, UK
Quintessential new-wave supergroup back to its best and doing it for the fans.
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recognised as pioneers of the art-rock/reggae/jazz/new wave style, Bluebottles continue to push the boundaries to critical and commercial acclaim.
Music, fashion, international humanitarianism and landscape gardening - Bluebottles' influence is unmistakable.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Going Nowhere”
Boldly arriving with stallion mounted confidence, through stubborn defiance, to gut wrenching torment and tender moments of regret, defeat and reflection. Very impressive lead guitar work & wah use, as with all the fx and synth work. Ever impressive vocalised story telling from Nathan & Gordon on synergistic harmony. No track disappoints! From 'Childe' on-wards, is a soul birthing, twisting journey of Napiers goodies, cosmic wormholes & Bonesmen's tracklements. To the Heights!
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Alpha-Omega Man
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Going Nowhere”
Alpha - Omega man is the kind of progressive rock that inspires me to always strive to improve my own skills in music. Top notch musical performances, great story telling, and just.. freakin' fantastic songs.
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The Fall of the House of Usher
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Going Nowhere”
I have always loved music that can tell a story, and here we have a story set to music. This is a delight to both fans of progressive rock music and gothic literature. Excellent job.
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15 years into their career, the Toronto indie rockers sound sharp and ebullient as ever.
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Buoyant one-off release from a long-running Atlanta band who juggle garage rock, folk, and power pop; don't miss the Mark Morrison cover.
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Tregeagle's Choice
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Going Nowhere”
Steered here by Peter O’Neill, after hearing Napier’s Bones on his Progrock program, this album became my first Bandcamp purchase. The album is best heard as a whole: in one sitting. Great storytelling~somewhat reminds me of Thick As a Brick, by Tull. Not to imply in any way that this is a take-off of Tull. Napier’s Bones brings to life the classic Tale of Tregeagle worthily, with plenty of dramatic flair. These guys are talented. Well done! 8/10.
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