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I Sat To Watch The Snow Fall

Album: Lost In Your Map, You Left Us Signs In Broken Lines And Waves Of Ink

Released: Jul 18, 2008

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I Sat To Watch The Snow Fall
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Stalker Music
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In Case Of EmergencyBreakGlass
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I Don't Mind Waiting
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DensityValuesNoOneRoughMix
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General Info

Genre: Alternative / Experimental / Rock
Location South Wales, Un
Profile Views: 50885
Last Login: 3/4/2013
Member Since 3/15/2006
Website www.strayborders.co.uk
Type of Label Unsigned
Bio
.... .. We are four friends that have played music together in various guises over a few years. In 2006 we emerged as Stray Borders, we write fairly longish songs, sometimes they have vocals and sometimes they don't. We love the quiet parts just as much as we love the loud parts..... This line up has played with bands such as: Hope of the States, 65daysofstatic, Future of the Left, Meet Me in St Louis, Los Campesinos!, Vessels and Errors.... We have a new EP out entitled 'Lost In Your Map, You Left Us Signs In Broken Lines And Waves Of Ink'. You can purchase it from Itunes by clicking the banner below. We will have CD format in a few weeks!.... For non-myspacers please contact ..strayborders@gmail.com...... .. .... ...... .. ...... ..
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.... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. ................................ .. .. .......... .... .. "Demo Of The Week".. ..Organ Magazine...... "This is gorgeous".. ..Bethan Elfyn/BBC Radio...... "Current essential new Welsh tunes include a demo by Stray Borders which could give Mogwai a run for their money".. ..Huw Stevens/Radio 1/Western Mail...... l "forget that crap ... the musics what matters...that was excellent, excellent".. ..Adam Walton/BBC Radio Wales.. .... ...... .......... ...... .. .. .. ....