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Genre: indie-folk/rock

Singer and songwriter Philip Price is drawn to the melancholy romance of inadvertent candids, of capturing fleeting moments that fade until they are lost to living memory. Ashes to ashes, gelatin-silver to dust.

It’s a fitting subject, given the air of melancholy that permeates Winterpills’ songs. They are often about dissolution, recrimination and regret, balanced with beautifully crafted folk-pop arrangements. 

Elsewhere, it’s more of a feeling, as on “He Grew a Wall,” an understated song with a descending acoustic guitar line that embodies the band’s chamber-pop leanings. It’s essential Winterpills, situated at the intersection of longing and resignation, with a melody that lingers until all that’s left is a distant reverberation, dissolving slowly into the air.

Tracklist:
01 - Incunabula
02 - Wanderer White
03 - Celia Johnson
04 - Freeze Your Light
05 - A New England Deluge
06 - The Swimmers And The Drowned
07 - He Grew A Wall
08 - Chapel
09 - Bringing Down The Body Count
10 - Diary, Reconstructed
11 - It Will All Come Back To You

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