“Post-Rock-Noise-Pop? Damn right, it’s Fighting Kites. Features Christmas duet with Benjamin Shaw.”
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“homesickness and loneliness”
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“an emotional blast from the heart”
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“Fun guitar songs for gamers.”
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“An intense hardcore backbeat, dual electric guitar version from a female point of view”
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“Music that's just as suitable for a dance party as for a street fight.”
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“Nothing changes on New Years Day--now or ever.”
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“A song about cheating partners.”
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“Cheshire Ghosts has an overall prog / symphonic / quirky feel. It paved the way for future albums with Imperial Measures and Môr, and features musicians from there and from Imaginary Kings.”
“Rockin' road music inspired by all the wonderful biker chapters we have met on the desert highways of Arizona”
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“RiffAction Ancient Light, Ok dudes its time for something radically different ok?”
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“'Words to the Wise' is a gorgeous album, rich with beautiful melodies and captivating in its energy and creativity”