Haest - BelabourLtd Orange Vinyl Haests sound has been constantly moving. In the past they have taken cues from hardcore, doom, sludge, noise as well as a vast number of other styles. It is on Belabour that Haest have truly found their own voice. Over the course of these 11 tracks, they have managed to forge an entirely individual sound of their own. Whilst Belabour does explore many vastly different genres the overall effect flows seamlessly to create a cohesive set

That is but one way in which Innate Passage steps boldly deeper into this new era for Elder

and Coombes shares co-production duties with long-term collaborator Ian Davenport

meditative grooves and an otherworldly spirit of mythology and nature

‘Regeneration’ is set to cement their status as one of the coolest and most interesting bands on the scene

a longstanding Kapichi hero

Cruel Country3

Featuring the ethereal eerie dream pop of former artist commune residents Cooper Holmes and Madeline Polites

While continuing to observe classic pop song structures

This Can't Be Happening7

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for the first time

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