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Trying to review 'In All The Empty Houses' by Epic 45 is a rather difficult exercise, a band it's awfully hard to categorise. They straddle the divide between tender melancholy pop & chiming, atmospheric post rock, definitely within the rea...view full details.according to our Phil
In from Japan are a couple of CD's from Thomason Sounds. The first one is an Epic 45 reissue of their cracking EP England Fallen Over. This features the 5 track EP, a new song called Past Climates, 3 remixes by The Remote Viewer, Random Number and...view full details.according to our Brian
A few words from Epic 45 below about these lovely double sets they've released in conjunction with Japan's Preco imprint, the Reckless Engineers/Against the Pull of Autumn twin set is a really nice thing, twinning the original Canadian release alb...view full details.according to our Brian
A few words from Epic 45 below about these lovely double sets they've released in conjunction with Japan's Preco imprint, the Reckless Engineers/Against the Pull of Autumn twin set is a really nice thing, twinning the original Canadian release alb...view full details.according to our Mingus
Epic 45: 'May Your Heart Be The Map' (Make Mine Music) Is an endearing collection of songs that are composed to evoke memories of a long lost childhood. This they do by combining an array of acoustic and electric guitars, samplers, drums, bass, field...view full details.according to our Phil
Steady now. folks, here’s the first in a very limited vinyl reissue program of the Epic 45 releases which have so far...view full details.according to our Brian
Well the band that probably keep dear old Auntie Norm afloat more than most is E45 and here is the companion piece to the multi-million shifting and Stewart Lee endorsed Weathering. Like remix albums usually do, this is a collection of friends...view full details.according to our Phil
I was going to try and write this review without shoe-horning the word pastoral in, just as a bit of a challenge. I've given up pretty quickly as you can see. It's like talking about the Second World War and not mentioning Hitler. You can't do...view full details.