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but the quartet has found a broader shared language since their first joint venture

The album is in stereo

no one would have suspected that a band like TERROR would still be one of the subgenre's most influential acts—even 24 years after their inception

J AND THE WOOLEN STARS - Puff LP Funeral Doom the biggest indicator that she'sUllas 28912 label returns with a gorgeous bouquet of lowercase wonders that'll cast a gentle spell over anyone on the line from Vincent Gallo to The Humble Bee, Sofie Birch to Tenniscoats. The fourth release on the label following Naemi's 'Breathless, Shorn' and Ulla's own 'Hometown Girl', and its Other Girl companion piece, 'Puff' is a new album from Justin Cantrell aka J and the Woolen Stars, a core member of Naarm's underground scene as part of