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Death Of Me
03:34
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There Is A Wall
02:37
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Coal In Your Window
02:55
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Stand Back
03:20
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Iced In
02:29
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Body Lights the Way
03:44
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Swing Batter
03:01
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Midnight
03:47
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Suffering For You
04:22
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Skye Wallace Toronto, Ontario
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kingfisherbluez.bandcamp.com/album/skye-wallace
Skye Wallace is
what happens when a trained singer with east coast roots discovers punk rock in their youth and writes music that makes you feel excited.
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As a lifelong fan of psyche, I was delighted to have found this, stunned that I'd missed them for three decades and devastated by the news of Dallas' passing. Makes many of the album's lyrics even more poignant. I hear echoes of the Chocolate Watch Band, Long Ryders and both the pop and country sides of the Byrds. Stunning, and a contender for my album of the year.
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From the start to finish, this is a powerful album. The only thing better than listening to it is seeing Skye Wallace and her band play live.
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Fantastic performance - a must have album
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This debut from the Melbourne-based folk-rock band tackles environmental issues, self-determination, and relationships.
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The fantastic indie folk songs on the latest from Gold Dust are slathered in gallons of echo, making them feel titanic and 200 feet tall.
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The Australian rock duo's album tackles frayed relationships, disappointment, and closure.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Skye Wallace”
The album is very good overall, hate to pick just one song, could easily have gone with Float The Flood or Jolt The Amplifier. For the uninitiated, their music seems influenced by Sleater/Kinney and Throwing Muses. Having seen them live recently, got a glimpse of some new material, definitely looking forward to more from them in the years to come :)
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