Dreams Along The Shore
Archie Sagers is a musician, photographer, filmmaker, journalist and label runner from Brighton - He runs the not-for-profit record label 'Crafting Room Recordings' (ELLiS D, Ideal Living, Maximilian) It prides itself on paying artists fairly whilst supporting local charities and Archie has been recently featured on BBC R6 & Bandcamp Daily discussing the label - Combining dark post punk and melodic dream pop with ambient interludes, Archie Sagers creates infectious recordings which are self-recorded.
With inspirations from Joy Division, The Cure, Robert Fripp and My Bloody Valentine, his nostalgia laden tracks aim to take the listener back to their recent past.
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Archie Sagers is a musician, photographer, filmmaker, journalist and label runner from Brighton - He runs the not-for-profit record label 'Crafting Room Recordings' (ELLiS D, Ideal Living, Maximilian) It prides itself on paying artists fairly whilst supporting local charities and Archie has been recently featured on BBC R6 & Bandcamp Daily discussing the label - Combining dark post punk and melodic dream pop with ambient interludes, Archie Sagers creates infectious recordings which are self-recorded.
With inspirations from Joy Division, The Cure, Robert Fripp and My Bloody Valentine, his nostalgia laden tracks aim to take the listener back to their recent past.
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Archie Sagers is a musician, photographer, filmmaker, journalist and label runner from Brighton - He runs the not-for-profit record label 'Crafting Room Recordings' (ELLiS D, Ideal Living, Maximilian) It prides itself on paying artists fairly whilst supporting local charities and Archie has been recently featured on BBC R6 & Bandcamp Daily discussing the label - Combining dark post punk and melodic dream pop with ambient interludes, Archie Sagers creates infectious recordings which are self-recorded.
With inspirations from Joy Division, The Cure, Robert Fripp and My Bloody Valentine, his nostalgia laden tracks aim to take the listener back to their recent past.
