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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