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Central Weather
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Thirteen, Eleven
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The Rain, Pt. 2
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Dead
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Intermission
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Goodbye, Land
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Hello, Ocean
02:09
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Waves, O Waves
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You Know What It Means
01:39
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Universe
00:57
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Backroom (Instrumental)
05:01
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Drowning
05:16
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You Can Feel It
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Rest
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Bleakhaus Waterford, Ireland
Bleakhaus is the recording name of songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Adam Lundy.
Taking inspiration from lo-fi
indie/folk artists such as Mount Eerie and Bon Iver, Bleakhaus creates atmospheric and deeply personal songs that matches the isolation and anxieties of modern life.
Based in Waterford, Ireland.
Contactable through bleakhaus@outlook.ie.
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Bleakhaus recommends:
My favourite album right now. Such a mind-blowing album. Equal parts beautiful and dread-inducing.
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