Simple Things – Endless Melancholy
from Preserved Sound Compilation 2013 by Various Artists
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Simple Things comes from the album Music for Quiet Mornings by Endless Melancholy. Released on Preserved Sound in June 2012.
Music for Quiet Mornings by Endless Melancholy i now SOLD OUT. But you can download the album here: endlessmelancholy.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-quiet-mornings
Music for Quiet Mornings by Endless Melancholy i now SOLD OUT. But you can download the album here: endlessmelancholy.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-quiet-mornings
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from Preserved Sound Compilation 2013,
released April 29, 2013
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Preserved Sound Hebden Bridge, UK
Preserved Sound is an independent record label based in Hebden Bridge in the north of England. Our philosophy is simple – to
release limited edition, hand-assembled albums by artists we like.
Buying records is about more than just the music – although this matters very much to us too – and Preserved Sound hopes to make products that will be cherished far longer than their digital counterparts.
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