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Jehnny Beth: You Heartbreaker You [CD]

Mystery Jets are a highly regarded London-based indie rock band, known for their evolving, critically acclaimed albums and captivating live performances. They have been recognized with a prestigious Ivor Novello Award nomination, achieved multiple chart-reaching albums and singles, and are often noted for their distinctive songwriting and artistic longevity. Mystery Jets return with A Hole To See The Sky Through, a conceptually rich new album that acts as the inward-facing counterpart to Curve of the Earth, shifting focus from vast external landscapes to the intimate ways we perceive and process the world. The album cover is borrowed (with permission) from Yoko Ono's artwork of the same name

Horrors: Night Life (Clear) [Vinyl LP]

Horrors: Night Life [Vinyl LP]

Jehnny Beth: You Heartbreaker You [Vinyl LP]

Mystery Jets are a highly regarded London-based indie rock band, known for their evolving, critically acclaimed albums and captivating live performances. They have been recognized with a prestigious Ivor Novello Award nomination, achieved multiple chart-reaching albums and singles, and are often noted for their distinctive songwriting and artistic longevity. Mystery Jets return with A Hole To See The Sky Through, a conceptually rich new album that acts as the inward-facing counterpart to Curve of the Earth, shifting focus from vast external landscapes to the intimate ways we perceive and process the world. The album cover is borrowed (with permission) from Yoko Ono's artwork of the same name

Mystery Jets are a highly regarded London-based indie rock band, known for their evolving, critically acclaimed albums and captivating live performances. They have been recognized with a prestigious Ivor Novello Award nomination, achieved multiple chart-reaching albums and singles, and are often noted for their distinctive songwriting and artistic longevity. Mystery Jets return with A Hole To See The Sky Through, a conceptually rich new album that acts as the inward-facing counterpart to Curve of the Earth, shifting focus from vast external landscapes to the intimate ways we perceive and process the world. The album cover is borrowed (with permission) from Yoko Ono's artwork of the same name