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                    TEARS WILL FLOW - ARI 
                    TIME ON MY OWN - MOLY
 ALIENATE -HARTLEY PLAY
 IN THE HEART - SHINY AROUND THE EDGES
 LUX PERPETUA - EARLY DAT MINERS
 BEHIND THE LIGHT- BREATHLESS
 BEEN HIT - TENENBROUS
 ALL 
                    HEROES ARE FOREVER BOLD - HOTEL HOTEL
 ROCKETS - YOUR BLACK STAR
 DAVE CORTNEY OBE - REVENGE OF SHINOBI
 THE JUSTIFICATION RALLY - COLDHARBOR PLAY
 WICKED BOY - SALTER CANE
 LAUGH WITH ME - BENDER
 DIRTY WHITE CARAVAN- JAMES JOHNSTON
 AFTER THE DUST HAS SETTLES - ARI
 Splendour And Misery features both new material from established 
                    artists such as Bad Seed James Johnston and emerging young 
                    bands like Revenge Of Shinobi and Hotel Hotel - part of a 
                    fast growing underground movement who are extending the boundaries 
                    of a sonic terrain first explored by Can, Godspeed You Black 
                    Emperor and The Dirty Three. Splendour And Misery also features 
                    a live version of the ...Bender track Laugh With Me, recorded 
                    when they supported Mercury Rev at Hammersmith Apollo. Rockets 
                    by the heavily tipped Kentucky band Your Black Star who toured 
                    with The New Pornographers last year, an alternative version 
                    of Been Hit by legendary photographer and ...Bender front 
                    man Steve Gullicks band Tenebrous, and an exclusive 
                    track by the acclaimed Secretly Canadian band Early Day MinersThis 
                    lavish compilation is indeed both splendid and melancholic, 
                    from the shimmering cinematic melodies of Early Day Miners, 
                    and Moly through the minimal folkish fragility of Tenebrous, 
                    Salter Cane and Shiny Around The Edges. Splendour And Misery 
                    is a journey from heartache to redemption. From the rage of 
                    Coldharbors thundering early Nirvana riffs through the 
                    sparkling 80s guitar pop of hArtley and the desolate 
                    open spaces of James Johnstons and Aris haunting 
                    soundscapes. This is a celebration of hope over despair, be 
                    it the chiming guitars of Your Black Star or Breathless 
                    interstellar anthems - A truly cathartic experience
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