ORIGAMI ANGEL - The Brightest Days apr26 or her heartfelt country-soul version

or her heartfelt country-soul version of Otis Redding’s I’ve Got Dreams to Remember

Pavlov`s Dawg

after being given an instruction to ‘fucking destroy’ it by the band’s Andrew Innes

the practice came under severe censure from the catholic church in Ireland from the 17th century on

The album is arguably one of their most popular efforts and features the popular tracks “War Inside My Head”

ORIGAMI ANGEL - The Brightest Days apr26 or her heartfelt country-soul versionLP Limited Edition Light Blue Vinyl. Where are you, my sunny feeling I knew as a kid? This is the question that Origami Angel asks with their latest output, a sharp and shining 8 song mixtape called The Brightest Days. Its opening title track begins with one of many new tricks for the DC two piece a ukulele but quickly turns left field as childhood innocence makes way for blistering intensity and hopelessness. Told through the lens of a shitty east