Flies Are Spies From Hell London, UK
Progressive Instrumental Post-Rock
(London)
Bookings etc: fliesarespiesfromhell@hotmail.com
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(I)
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One Is Glad To Be Of Service
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Post rock seems to be bonded to melancholie, but without just leaving you alone with sadness. There is something more. "One Is Glad To Be Of Service" offers this understanding, that some days might not be good at all, but also gives you the glimps that there is also the possibility for a warmer tomorrow. This album offers the classic elements of post-rock songwriting, but April Rain also contributes some own bits and pieces and the Robin Williams tribute made me smile.
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