Description:	Ltd US PRESS 7" on Captured Tracks (UK ISSUE NOW **SOLD OUT**)
	Format:	7" (vinyl)
	Genre(s):	Experimental Indie
	Label:	Captured Tracks
	Price:	£5.49
	Availability:	Sold out / currently unavailable. Sorry!

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...according to our Dave on 04 February 2010.

Veronica Falls need no introduction.. So I wont give them one. What I will say about these characters is that they offer up a pop goth sound that will melt the blackest, most icy of souls. Amidst the lo-fi production and moodyness there is a playful heart beating out a 4/4 beat and a scratchy guitar riff. The cover's proper death rock too, a load of crucifixes and pagan eye type symbols.. 'Found Love in a Graveyard' is perfect for eyeliner donning grumpy fuckers everywhere it's on Captured and it's out now...

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What their label says...

Debut release.B-Side is a cover of Roky Erickson's "Starry Eyes"Description: "So this is what the afterlife looks like for the teenage bedroom-buried, cassette-tape entombed legacy of C86, now possessing a new generation of beautiful bookworms after its initial believers let slip their hopeful dreams of forever a little more world-worn and ghostly palloured than its precursor but clutching the same cosy, sunday morning pop sensibility to its chest all the same. Found Love In A Graveyard by London s sore-hearted collectors of all things group harmonised and unrequitedly in love VERONICA FALLS sees the rosy-cheeked, cardigan chaste pinup of countless 7 single sleeves ago revisited twenty years on and we find her in a strange state powerlessly possessed in a torn wedding dress, tearing flowers to pieces by the grave of some morbidly handsome beau who jilted her for another world altogether. You get the feeling she ll pull through though, and by the time the chorus (a real, dead-raising miracle of a chorus no less) drops, the declaration of I m Broken Hearted sounds less the weepy drivel of a person driven to distraction and more a declaration of empowerment and pride. You ve got to suffer to sing the blues, or something like that." -Transparent.