Brother - Little Green Cars - Ephemera (CD, Album)

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1. By Arashirisar on 2 October, 2012

   Little Green Cars' sophomore album, Ephemera, produced by Rob Kirwan, (Hozier) is a gorgeous grown-up record about, well, growing up. A dozen exquisitely-crafted, exceptionally-sung songs shimmer with the myriad emotions the band has been through - restlessness, regret, love, heartbreak, hope and acceptance among them/5(28).

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2. By Mom on 2 October, 2012

   release. Little Green Cars' sophomore album, Ephemera, produced by Rob Kirwan, (Hozier) is a gorgeous grown-up about, well, growing up. A dozen exquisitely-crafted, exceptionally-sung songs shimmer with the myriad emotions the band has been through - restlessness, regret, love, heartbreak, hope & acceptance among them/5(28).

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3. By Mikasida on 2 October, 2012

   View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CDr release of Ephemera on Discogs. Label: Glassnote (2) - none • Format: CDr Album, Promo • Country: UK & Europe • Genre: Rock, Pop • Little Green Cars - Ephemera (CDr) | Discogs.

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4. By Arashizuru on 2 October, 2012

   Mar 11,  · Brother Little Green Cars. Album Ephemera. Brother Lyrics. Brother I've been trying to reach you Brother Got a new song to teach you Another useless piece of advice Our mother.

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5. By Fenrigami on 2 October, 2012

   "Ephemera" is the mature follow up to Little Green Cars ambitious debut "Absolute Zero". Their second album show not just more maturity but more focus and confidence as well. While still hugely melodic, it's not as concerned with a radio friendly sound as their debut. /5(4).

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6. By Samukinos on 2 October, 2012

   Having toured their excellent debut 'Absolute Zero' extensively, Little Green Cars have now announced their sophomore album "Ephemera", to be released on March 11th via Glassnote Records. Titled after a poem by WB Yeats, "Ephemera" was reportedly inspired by death, relationship break-ups and touring that the band experienced over the last few.

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7. By Muzilkree on 2 October, 2012

   On January 7, , they announced their second album, Ephemera, going to be released on March 11, in BBC Radio 1 and played their first single from the album, The Song They Play Every Night. The album was named after a poem by Irish Nobel-prized poet W. B. Yeats about slowly fading love.

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8. By Mazusar on 2 October, 2012

   Mar 14,  · The Last Mixed Tape reviews Ephemera, the sophomore studio album from Little Green Cars. There comes a point during Ephemera when you forget, just for a second, that your listening to an album in a conventional netdatizewsgipur.chyatousiwatopersnisctocurdotenria.co comes during the middle (‘Clair de Lune’), when the deep-seated emotion of the record becomes all-encompassing.

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9. By Aralrajas on 2 October, 2012

   netdatizewsgipur.chyatousiwatopersnisctocurdotenria.co • Follow @wfuv: netdatizewsgipur.chyatousiwatopersnisctocurdotenria.co Little Green Cars performs "Brother" live in Studio A. Recorded Host: Carmel Holt Audio: Ben Carb.

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