Kingsbury Manx The Fast Rise and Fall Of The South artwork by Designers Republic

Kingsbury Manx The Fast Rise and Fall Of The South artwork by Designers RepublicThe fourth full length release from The Kingsbury Manx features 13 songs showcasing a different sonic side of their indie folk pop. The spare, acoustic arrangements and innocent, sing along codas of The Fast Rise and Fall of the South recall the hushed, early UK psychedelia of Pink Floyd before they lost their Crazy Diamond, The Kinks circa Village Green Preservation Society and the vivid musical snapshots of Simon & Garfunkel. Their new album couples

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who complements Terror's moody music with a forlorn and angry vocal about a break-up

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The new edition features special rainbow holographic artwork housed inside a transparent PVC outer sleeve with holographic skull print

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the Sheffield-based band reveal the influence of revered predecessors such as the Jam and the Clash

and '70s-style keyboards

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