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Track: The Suncharms – 3 Billion Heartbeats

  • May 28, 2020
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There’s always something comforting about a new track from The Suncharms, the reactivated 90s Sheffield shoegaze band that deal in messy, enveloping guitars and that little bit of melancholy, and thats no different with their new one, 3 Billion Heartbeats.

Taken from Indonesian micro-label / Fanzine Shiny Happy’s ‘PLease Rain Fall’ compilation album that all features the likes of Corduroy, Tullycraft and Marc Elston, it’s soaked in the aforementioned guitars and melancholy, but there’s something uplifting and charming about it too, this little guitar riff hitting you like a sunbeam on its way through.

Check it out, here

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