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Extralife is acclaimed alt-folk quartet Darlingside's follow up to their 2015 breakthrough Birds Say which emphatically marked the arrival of an eclectic, intelligent and dynamic band. Darlingside stretch the boundaries of traditional folk, chamber pop, baroque, progressive and indie rock by melding the various styles together and creating something not easily categorized and very much their own. Where Birds Say was steeped in childhood nostalgia and the loss of innocence, Extralife finds Darlingside looking to the future, mourning the loss of our world with an almost post-apocalyptic view. While the subject matter may seem bleak, Extralife is not without an underlying sense of hope and optimism.
Extralife is acclaimed alt-folk quartet Darlingside's follow up to their 2015 breakthrough Birds Say which emphatically marked the arrival of an eclectic, intelligent and dynamic band. Darlingside stretch the boundaries of traditional folk, chamber pop, baroque, progressive and indie rock by melding the various styles together and creating something not easily categorized and very much their own. Where Birds Say was steeped in childhood nostalgia and the loss of innocence, Extralife finds Darlingside looking to the future, mourning the loss of our world with an almost post-apocalyptic view. While the subject matter may seem bleak, Extralife is not without an underlying sense of hope and optimism.
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Format: CD
Label: MORD
Rel. Date: 02/23/2018
UPC: 752830512221

Extralife
Artist: Darlingside
Format: CD
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Extralife is acclaimed alt-folk quartet Darlingside's follow up to their 2015 breakthrough Birds Say which emphatically marked the arrival of an eclectic, intelligent and dynamic band. Darlingside stretch the boundaries of traditional folk, chamber pop, baroque, progressive and indie rock by melding the various styles together and creating something not easily categorized and very much their own. Where Birds Say was steeped in childhood nostalgia and the loss of innocence, Extralife finds Darlingside looking to the future, mourning the loss of our world with an almost post-apocalyptic view. While the subject matter may seem bleak, Extralife is not without an underlying sense of hope and optimism.
        
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