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bonnie "prince" billy

wolf of the cosmos

heavyweight lp + download - £23.99 | Buy
with banjo tenderly in hand, the prince’s intimate covers of Norwegian artist susanna’s stunning 2007 lp make for a warm record that defines the con...

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Magnolia Electric Co. (10 Year Anniversary Edition)

limited 2lp - £25.99 | Buy
this expanded 10-year anniversary edition of the hallmark of jason molina’s career features one never-before-released track plus many rarities.
Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You

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  1. Like It Or Not
  2. Behold! Be Held!
  3. Bananas
  4. Blood Of The Wine
  5. Sing Them Down Together
  6. Kentucky Is Water
  7. Willow Pine and Oak
  8. Trees Of Hell
  9. Rise And Rule (She Was Born In Honolulu)
  10. Queens Of Sorrow
  11. Crazy Blue Bells
  12. Good Morning Popocatépetl

bonnie "prince" billy

Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You

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  • limited 140g rose colour lp

    Released: 11th Aug 2023

    £25.99
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  • 140g black lp

    Released: 11th Aug 2023

    £23.99
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  • cd

    Released: 11th Aug 2023

    £14.99
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A gentle, emotionally resonant turn from the artist formerly known as Will - Oldham's approach on this is one of collective contribution, crafting community with each string strummed, each tale sung.

'Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You' – an album made as it was meant to be heard: in a room. The sound of people together – a sound we’d so recently feared that we’d lost – playing, communing, strings and wood and keys and voices singing. KSWDY presents simply, and is sung along easily and happily with in time BUT --is it family portrait or fairy tale? How does it think the world was made, and will end?

'Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You' was recorded in Louisville by Nick Roeder, featuring Sara Louise Callaway on violin, Kendall Carter on keys, Elisabeth Fuchsia on viola and violin, Dave Howard on Mandolin, Drew Miller on saxophone and Dane Waters’ voice. The presence of so many local players and music educators in the band lends not only to a flow of moments so fluidly encompassing of a wide range of musics from classical to Japanese acid folk and elsewhere, but perhaps even more importantly, to the sense of community, heredity and the triumph of inheritance that is the marrow and life blood of this music.