Get all 9 Villareal releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of The Ghost Is Clear (An Introduction 2002-2015), Soft Invaders (The Ones That Got Away), Road To Nowhere (The FREE Listening Companion), Four Fragments (FREE Acoustic EP), Unravelling, Low Cloud Revisits (FREE Download Single), Lit By Sparks, Blue Snakes, and 1 more.
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The Old Days
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Low Cloud Revisits
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The 7th
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Damaged
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Purple and Blue
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New Miracles
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Seahorses
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Goodbye Song
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The Haunted Dancefloor
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Villareal Brighton, UK
Villareal are based in Brighton, UK. Together with sister band Lightning Dept they occasionally make albums for people to
listen to and enjoy.
On 31/5/14, lead singer Simon Parker had his first book published. To celebrate, a FREE 19-Track album was launched.This serves as a listening companion to the biog. It includes fragments of songs from school days onwards...
Look out for new music soon...
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Villareal recommends:
Things Keep Blowing Up
by Lightning Dept.
Lightning Dept. is the sister band to Villareal. Look out for both of their albums...short,sharp and very melodic!
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Dancing At The Orphange (Lost Songs 1994-96)
by Colourburst
Before Villareal and Lightning Dept. came Colourburst, who roamed the earth between 1993-1997.
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Doing The Upside Down (Live 1990-93)
by The Violet Trade
...and before Villareal, Lightning Dept. and Colourburst came The Violet Trade...which was (nearly) where it all started. Violet Trade were based in Chichester (1990-1993).
go to albumIf you like Villareal, you may also like:
Goodbye, Cagoule World
by Benjamin Shaw
Benjamin Shaw isn't all Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now, there's also beauty, noise, and a shoulder to lean on.
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Two dozen 12-string acoustic improvisations that feel undeniably haunting, like lost transmissions from ancient Appalachia, rediscovered.
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On “Somersault,” the Brooklyn band add shading and nuance to their melancholy guitar pop.
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