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Monday 23 February 2009
The Broadfield Marchers - Rightness of Commands
Fancy some indie pop doused in melancholy? Well, let Kentucky’s Broadfield Marchers sate your desires. ‘Rightness of Commands’ is one of 19 numbers from their sophomore of last year ‘The Inevitable Continuing’ and reminds me of several British acts from the early part of the last decade. It’s winsome, jangly and just about the perfect mixtape material I’ve heard in a while. And while the music may be perfect their web presence is appallingly poor which is a real shame because some more attention to detail could net (!) them lots of new fans. KD
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Year: 2008
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