Still Corners - Creatures Of An Hour album FLAC

Into the Trees" from the Still Corners 10/11/11 release, Creatures of an Hour.

Artist: Still Corners Album: Creatures Of An Hour Year: 2011 Country: UK Style: Dream Pop, Shoegaze, Electronic. Still Corners - Strange Pleasures (2013). Still Corners - Remember Pepper (2007). Still Corners - Dead Blue (2016). Synthpop, Futurepop, Electropop, Minimal Wave, Minimal Synth, Synthwave. Gothic, Darkwave, Gothic Synth, Ethereal. Ambient, Dark Ambient.

Drenched in reverb and layered with the haunting vocals of singer Tessa Murray, the album deliver psychedelic pop with an expansive, cinematic feeling, letting listeners get lost in its slow, drifting melodies.

Creatures of an Hour is the debut studio album by London-based band Still Corners, released on October 11, 2011 through Sub Pop Records. Creatures of an Hour glows with the delicate vocals of singer Tessa Murray and the atmospheric, cinematic influences of songwriter Greg Hughes. The album was recorded at Greg Hughes' own studio in Greenwich.

Still Corners . Album: Creatures of an Hour. Creatures of an Hour Still Corners. All about Still Corners. only publishes for promotional use and/or for press use images, as delivered and/or authorized by record labels, press offices, promotional agencies; only resorts to degraded images as part of its information feed.

Creatures of an Hour, the debut full-length by London’s Still Corners glows with the delicate vocals of singer Tessa Murray and the atmospheric, cinematic influences of songwriter Greg Hughes. A devoted cinephile, Hughes sees film as a major influence in the band, from the projections (created by band member Leon Dufficy) that feature heavily in their live performances, to the free-floating grace of the new album. Hughes has crafted an album of deceptively simple songs that linger like half-remembered dreams. Lead single Cuckoo shines in its simplicity, a single drumbeat, ghostly guitar, and distant organ highlighting Murray’s haunting soprano as she asks, I’d like to read your mind/can you read mine? Hughes explains, It’s about being confused.

Into the Trees" from the Still Corners 10/11/11 release, Creatures of an Hour.

Artist: Still Corners Album: Creatures Of An Hour Year: 2011 Country: UK Style: Dream Pop, Shoegaze, Electronic. Still Corners - Strange Pleasures (2013). Still Corners - Remember Pepper (2007). Still Corners - Dead Blue (2016). Synthpop, Futurepop, Electropop, Minimal Wave, Minimal Synth, Synthwave. Gothic, Darkwave, Gothic Synth, Ethereal. Ambient, Dark Ambient.

Drenched in reverb and layered with the haunting vocals of singer Tessa Murray, the album deliver psychedelic pop with an expansive, cinematic feeling, letting listeners get lost in its slow, drifting melodies.

Still Corners . Album: Creatures of an Hour. Creatures of an Hour Still Corners. All about Still Corners. only publishes for promotional use and/or for press use images, as delivered and/or authorized by record labels, press offices, promotional agencies; only resorts to degraded images as part of its information feed.

Still Corners’ debut album, Creatures of an Hour, has that power. The imagery on Creatures of an Hour is much deeper than the lyrics. It’s in the hushed tones of singer Tessa Murray’s voice and the echoing reverb surrounding it. Still Corners - originally just Murray and songwriter Greg Hughes (guitar and vocals), but now rounded out by guitarist Leon Dufficy, bassist Luke Jarvis and drummer Paul Mayhew - create a picture of a rainy London with their gothic dreampop songs.

Creatures of an Hour, the debut full-length by London’s Still Corners glows with the delicate vocals of singer Tessa Murray and the atmospheric, cinematic influences of songwriter Greg Hughes. A devoted cinephile, Hughes sees film as a major influence in the band, from the projections (created by band member Leon Dufficy) that feature heavily in their live performances, to the free-floating grace of the new album. Hughes has crafted an album of deceptively simple songs that linger like half-remembered dreams. Lead single Cuckoo shines in its simplicity, a single drumbeat, ghostly guitar, and distant organ highlighting Murray’s haunting soprano as she asks, I’d like to read your mind/can you read mine? Hughes explains, It’s about being confused.

Still Corners is a dream pop band formed in 2007 consisting of songwriter/producer Greg Hughes and vocalist Tessa Murray. Tessa met Greg by chance at a train stop in London when the train was diverted to an alternate station. Murray is originally from England and Hughes grew up in Arizona and Texas and moved to England for a number of years to pursue a life in music.