The Light Just Bends
Why make music? It's a voice for artists with a need to be listened to. The Light Just Bends is the new album by indie genre-crossing troubadours Candymouse (ex Candy Darlings and Mousefolk) and it's yelling to be heard.
'We wanted to make an album to be played' says guitarist Big Stu 'sounds obvious but really some aren't. We're proud of The Light Just Bends because it's been crafted for playing as an album. Hence the format.
Love, life, death, fraternity, liberty; an expression of what that means to a band long enough in the tooth to know how to say it, but with the energy to scream it instead. You won't hear this on the radio. It's not that kind of record and wouldn't sit quietly in a music industry box.
The last of the true believers? Or just the beginning...
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$10.00The Light Just Bends
Why make music? It's a voice for artists with a need to be listened to. The Light Just Bends is the new album by indie genre-crossing troubadours Candymouse (ex Candy Darlings and Mousefolk) and it's yelling to be heard.
'We wanted to make an album to be played' says guitarist Big Stu 'sounds obvious but really some aren't. We're proud of The Light Just Bends because it's been crafted for playing as an album. Hence the format.
Love, life, death, fraternity, liberty; an expression of what that means to a band long enough in the tooth to know how to say it, but with the energy to scream it instead. You won't hear this on the radio. It's not that kind of record and wouldn't sit quietly in a music industry box.
The last of the true believers? Or just the beginning...
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Why make music? It's a voice for artists with a need to be listened to. The Light Just Bends is the new album by indie genre-crossing troubadours Candymouse (ex Candy Darlings and Mousefolk) and it's yelling to be heard.
'We wanted to make an album to be played' says guitarist Big Stu 'sounds obvious but really some aren't. We're proud of The Light Just Bends because it's been crafted for playing as an album. Hence the format.
Love, life, death, fraternity, liberty; an expression of what that means to a band long enough in the tooth to know how to say it, but with the energy to scream it instead. You won't hear this on the radio. It's not that kind of record and wouldn't sit quietly in a music industry box.
The last of the true believers? Or just the beginning...
