Smoke Fairies - Darkness Brings The Wonders HomeIn the making of their new album Darkness Brings The Wonders Home, Smoke Fairies drew inspiration from mysteries both real and imagined: sea monsters, flocks of crows taking flight in extravagant formation, strange creatures dwelling in the mud near their new South London abode. With their mesmeric vocal presence and starkly poetic lyrics, singer multi instrumentalists Katherine Blamire and Jessica Davies embed all that odd magic into songs that speak

beyond the groove and the riff

head-rattling beat of ‰Û÷The Conspiracy‰۪ he rejects the complacence of unquestioned belief systems

zephyr-light Exiled Tonight

and by 1992

cellist Deidre Bencsik

Black Peaches sound is a cinematic experience

all peddling a product that was sincere

Bill Withers (“Grandma’s Hands”)

Yo La Tengo’s 2003 album ‘Summer Sun’ sees the band exploring the sunny landscapes of summer

separate to the live performance and installation

The album was recorded with long term collaborator Brendan Williams in three locations - at a studio in the heart of the Welsh valleys

a re-recorded version of "Welcome to Paradise" and the radio-only single "She"