Ships Will Come, by Warm Graves

Ships Will Come

by Warm Graves

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peddap85 very good mixture of 80ies wave and ambient music setting a dark mood. perfect for october till march, every year. especially plays fine during foggy weather. Favorite track: Penumbra.

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1.	Ravachol 05:02	buy track
2.	Penumbra 09:02	buy track
3.	Cold Women 04:19	buy track
4.	Ships Will Come 06:51	buy track
5.	Best Ezra 05:37	buy track
6.	Headlines 08:56	buy track
7.	Rouleaux 10:09	buy track

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'Ships Will Come' is the highly acclaimed debut album from Leipzig, Germany-based outfit Warm Graves. On the LP, Warm Graves deliver surreal, dream-like atmospherics that are underpinned by repetitive, organic rhythms and echoing vocals, performed by a self-taught choir composed of a collective of friends. Across the seven perfectly structured and interwoven tracks, Warm Graves create a sci-fi soundtrack that manages to be as gorgeously mesmerising and ethereal as it is anthemic and empowering. Originally released in 2014, the album is now being reissued by their new label home, the London-based Fuzz Club Records.

Having spent the last few years out of sight and quietly working on new music, we are happy to inform you that Jonas Wehner’s Warm Graves have now completed their long-awaited second album, which is set to be released via Fuzz Club in 2022. Until then, their fantastic debut, ‘Ships Will Come’, is now available to stream/download on all digital platforms once again and will be getting a deluxe vinyl reissue (news on which is coming soon.)

Warm Graves have previously toured with Exploded View and Moon Duo and also supported The Soft Moon, Crystal Stilts, Efterklang and Moonface. They’ve appeared at such international festivals as The Great Escape, ATP, Iceland Airwaves, Roskilde and Eindhoven Psychlab.

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released June 25, 2021

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