Somewhere in your life the winter is dying, by Lorna

Somewhere in your life the winter is dying

by Lorna

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Simon Booth Love these early tracks with a more shoegazy mood, some classics on here. Favorite track: Flux Capacitor.

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1.	An inflight memo to god 04:48	info	buy track
2.	Frosty 05:15	info	buy track
3.	Punxsutawney song 05:33	info	buy track
4.	Flux Capacitor 04:09	info	buy track
5.	You, me, Barcelona, NOW! 04:18	info	buy track
6.	Sandown Bay 04:56	info	buy track
7.	Be forever 04:49	info	buy track
8.	Calella 05:33	info	buy track
9.	Tear my selfish heart into tiny pieces 06:19	info	buy track
10.	The ballad of post innocence 05:43	info	buy track
11.	Into paradise I soar 03:20	info	buy track
12.	Illuminations 05:20	info	buy track
13.	96 06:36	info	buy track
14.	The thing that I most believe 05:04	info	buy track
15.	November kicks again 04:52	info	buy track
16.	You sail on 06:11	info	buy track

about

This 16 song digital only album is a collection of Lorna's work from their inception in around 1999 to the release of their debut album in the autumn of 2003. It also features many of the tracks that Lorna had success with on the much missed mp3.com.

Somewhere in your life the winter is dying (the intended title for their debut album, This Time, Each Year) includes studio recordings, home recordings of early songs as well as alternate and demo version of songs that made it onto 'This time, each year' and 'Static Patterns and Souvenirs'.

During this time Lorna were briefly signed to EMI Music Publishing by Jeff Barrett (Heavenly Recordings) and spent time in the studio working other Nottingham musicians such as Chris Olley (Six.by Seven) and Richard Warren (Echoboy). Alongside existing Lorna members of Mark Rolfe, Sharon Cohen-Rolfe, Andy Bullock and Matt Harrison these tracks feature contributions from early members who have gone on to have success in bands of their own.

credits

released August 31, 2016

Written, recorded and produced by: Mark Rolfe, Sharon Cohen-Rolfe, Matt Harrison and Andy Bullock

With thanks to:

Chris Moore (When the sun hits): Guitar
Helen Maddison (Spaceships are cool): Viola
Peter Morley (Model morning/winterhouse): Voice/Drums
Corey Cunningham (Terry Malts): Voice/Guitar
Kate Clarkson (The Melons, The Fat Tulips); Voice
Jorge Martinez (Drums)
Lee Burdus (Drums)
James Allen (Bass/Voice)
Simon Patterson (French Horn)
Hilmar Hauer (Trumpet)

Special thanks to Aaron Jasisnki (you sail on)

Additional producers: Guy Elderfield, Richard Warren, Chris Olley
Artwork: Matt Harrison

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lorna Nottingham, UK

Dreamy orchestral indie-pop from Nottingham via Tel-Aviv and Minneapolis. For fans of Teenage Fanclub, Belle and Sebastian, Yo La Tengo and The Velvet Underground. Music released by Words on Music and Winnetka Records.

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