Fragments EP

Fragments EPKeaton Hensons Fragments EP was made as a companion piece to last years Monument album, written and recorded at the same time. Monument is a fragile, meditative and emotional unravelling of grief in the aftermath of losing his father, and for all its hushed acoustics, Monument cocooned its emotion in some beautifully tender melodies and acute observations. Its a warm and relatable listen. On Fragments EP, whilst the lyrical themes and subjects may

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Rolling Stone called the album “one of the best from any contemporary group” and has become a staple on almost any best album poll from the 20th and 21st centuries

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and free jazz

A Sad Song  / 7

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DRAGGING MY NAME (AUDIOCRAFT DEMO)

‘Green Manalishi’ and the band's first UK number one ‘Albatross’

Wreaking Horns Dub

* Previously Unreleased

chiming guitars

CONSCIOUS – Electro-Motive Force