Get all 9 Swimming Bell releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Charlie, Take it Easy, Ash in the Jar, In Amber, Voice Memo, Driving (Wand Cover), Wild Sight, Desert Song (a lullaby), and 1 more.
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Good Time, Man
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1988
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For Brinsley
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We'd Find
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Wolf
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Got Things
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Left Hand Path
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Love Liked You
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Quietly Calling
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Swimming Bell New York
"Like folk-era Sharon Van Etten, Meg Baird and Rosali; check Schottland building 1988 and Love Liked You to the most elegant
crescendos." - MOJO Magazine
"Lush, Laurel Canyon scenes given a 21st century makeover" - Clash Magazine
“...an all-around winner” - Aquarium Drunkard
"a lush, mid-’70s California vibe" - Brooklyn Vegan
“..hypnotic new voice in the world of alt-folk” - Folk Radio UK
... more
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