Carousel Clouds Salford, UK
Following the single ‘Invisible Lines’ - which Steve Lamacq labelled “entrancing” on BBC 6Music - came debut long-player
Tales of Coincidence, an album recorded with three bassists, and yet without a note of bass played throughout the record...
“Carousel Clouds take the best bits of psych, prog and shoegaze and create concise pop songs of intense, vertiginous beauty.” Manchester Evening News
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