A New International Glasgow, UK
From Glasgow to the world, new Scottish romanticism, a little bit of this and a whole lot of that.
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Perfect to dance to in a room with no light. Xx
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bones you have thrown me and blood i've spilled
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Find a quiet spot, sit down, put on the headphones, and don't do anything else but listen to this album. Symptoms will include shivers, a rush of intense emotions, and the desire to see Kathryn Joseph live. No, YOU'RE weeping into your coffee, transfixed by this beautiful, heartrending music.
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Beautiful. Following you for ages but hearing you live is always a treat.
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More folk-inflected confessionals on love, loss, and anxiety — plus a Kacey Musgraves cameo —from the Nashville indie pop auteur.
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by Siobhan Wilson
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Unfortunately the bonus track (Rudy and Vanessa) wasn't on the list to add as favourite so I picked my second favourite Laugh and Die.
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