Get all 32 The Declining Winter releases available on Bandcamp and save 55%.
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The World Wide Ruin
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The Year of 40
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Rain Vs Rain
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On Station Rise
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The Declining Winter Ilkley, UK
(Un) popular music group based in West Yorkshire.
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The Nearest Exit
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supported by 37 fans who also own “The Waning Mill Chronicles”
This is a wonderfully sublime listen. An emotive gem that transports you into a timeless place.
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Music Over Distance
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supported by 30 fans who also own “The Waning Mill Chronicles”
This comp is so varied and so consistently good track-to-track you frequently forget what you're listening to. Kind of like how music radio should be: frequently reaching for the controls/ whatever to find out who is performing the current track / ably mixing genres with quality being the main guideline. Nicely done.
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Phantom Lights
by Memory Drawings
supported by 26 fans who also own “The Waning Mill Chronicles”
Hey, that's the singer from Big Hat (in "Captivated") -- that takes me back! I hope this isn't the last we hear from this talented and creative project.
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Quickies
by The Magnetic Fields
The band's latest project includes twenty-eight new short songs that clock-in at no longer than just under three minutes.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Oct 1, 2013
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The Red Brake Light Sky Sessions
by Wild Cat Strike
Tender indie pop songs that sound like whirring clockwork—bright bells and rhythmic clicks adorn gentle, soothing melodies.
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A Few Scattered Hours
by Memory Drawings
supported by 24 fans who also own “The Waning Mill Chronicles”
Hammered duclimer post-rock.
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