Words: Saam Das
We're big fans of both Hiatus and Shura at FADED GLAMOUR, having written about them separately and in tandem. They've reunited on a new track, 'We Can Be Ghosts Now', the opener to 'Parklands' - the forthcoming new album from Hiatus. Listen to 'We Can Be Ghosts Now' below.
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Words: Saam Das
Our enjoyment of Cyrus Shahrad's hypnotic production work under the guise of Hiatus has been steadily increasing, and his latest efforts, combining with Matt Falloon of Smoke Feathers proves no different. Their collaborative EP, 'Change Up', is released today and available to listen below.
Our enjoyment of Cyrus Shahrad's hypnotic production work under the guise of Hiatus has been steadily increasing, and his latest efforts, combining with Matt Falloon of Smoke Feathers proves no different. Their collaborative EP, 'Change Up', is released today and available to listen below.
Words: Saam Das
You might have tuned in to my BBC 6Music radio appearance back in May, where I talked about some of my favourite acts of The Great Escape festival - namely BASTILLE, Lanterns On The Lake and Oh Land. Either way, I was invited back by producer Will and made appearance number two on last Friday's Now Playing show with Tom Robinson.
You might have tuned in to my BBC 6Music radio appearance back in May, where I talked about some of my favourite acts of The Great Escape festival - namely BASTILLE, Lanterns On The Lake and Oh Land. Either way, I was invited back by producer Will and made appearance number two on last Friday's Now Playing show with Tom Robinson.
Words: Saam Das
I've found myself quite entranced by Shura's self-described "night folk", having stumbled upon her work in collaboration with Hiatus, who we've praised in the past for his "moody electronica". In fact, I think I'm going to be on the radio this evening talking about the project, so tune into Now Playing on BBC 6Music from 7pm, if you dare.
I've found myself quite entranced by Shura's self-described "night folk", having stumbled upon her work in collaboration with Hiatus, who we've praised in the past for his "moody electronica". In fact, I think I'm going to be on the radio this evening talking about the project, so tune into Now Playing on BBC 6Music from 7pm, if you dare.
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