The Heavenly Bodes: Green Hills – Album Review
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Nathan Whittle
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Louder Than WarThe Heavenly Bodes: Green Hills – Album Reviewlouderthanwar.comThe debut album from Cornwall's Heavenly Bodes is awash with the acid-garage sounds that defined many of the original nuggets. A hazy slice of summer psych.
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