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Long Player
Am I Still In Love With You
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Band of Brothers Vol.1
Black Rock White Funk (EP)
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Concrete And Roses
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Cut Off Your Hands
Darkness in Diamond City Ep
Enjoy Yourself or Get Out
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Fight Magpies With Magpies
Got to Live EP
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Harbour City Electric (EP)
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Humour & The Misfortune of Others
Island Vibration
Keep Rising
Like Angels
Live at Old St Paul's
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More Treats Than Tricks
Mother Funkin' Earth
Nobody Town
Not Your Type
Odyssey
On With The Show
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Peg Leg
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Recollection
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Ridin' With Bob
Rotate
Sky Above, Horse Below
Songs From The Devils Jukebox
Supersportleisure
Te Hekenga-a-rangi
Te Ku Te Whe
Terrafirma
The Blind Love EP
The Going Away
The Overflow
The Secret Way
Toasted
Treasure
Version One
Wallpaper
When Your Lights are Out
Word of Mouth
You Are Not Who You Know
HAUNTED LOVE : Darkness in Diamond City Ep
By Amanda Mills
Dunedin has a fine tradition of producing dark, enigmatic music, and Haunted Love, the latest band in that line, are surely one of the more unique. The duo of Geva Downey and Rainy McMaster initially came to prominence when the video for their song Librarian became a viral hit on YouTube. Now, with the addition of guitarist Logan Valentine, Haunted Love have an added edge to their sound, Valentine’s guitar giving a sense of expansiveness to the music and an atmospheric backdrop to the vocals. Mastered by Dunedin’s Tex Houston this is the trio’s first recording, and full of pop songs that have a unique tone. Whether it be the dark radio-friendly appeal of Sleepwalkers, or the confessional teenage gothic lyrics of Into the Night; the David Lynch-esque cinematics of Lonesome Doves in the Family Tree (Lynch is an influence), or the girl-group harmonies and faux wall of sound production of Darkness in Diamond City. Haunted Love have the potential to join the canon of great Dunedin bands, and I can’t wait to hear what they do next. Related Information
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