Get all 57 Fox Food Records releases available on Bandcamp.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Johnny Was An Ocean Child, CELEBRATE, live from the mill, i fly... then i fall and die, Trick Of The Light, Pigeon Songs, A Hopeful Town, there are wolves here, and 49 more.
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If You Can Even Hear Me
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The Rest Is A Lie
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Seventeenth
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Concern
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Old Photos
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Automatic/Slow Down
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And Who Am I Now?
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Digital Office One
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supported by 47 fans who also own “Goodbye Max”
This is a nice mix, representative of the DO catalog.
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by Mega Bunneh
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Começou bem, arriscou bastante, queria que continuasse assim. Perdeu bastante momentum ao meio do album. Algumas tracks são fenomenais.
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Childhood
by Childhood
supported by 46 fans who also own “Goodbye Max”
This album is a perfect example of early Future Funk and I wish we would’ve seen more like this. Sample usages are creative and catchy, with some synths added in occasionally to tie everything together. Really makes me wish Childhood would have made more music. 9/10
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The latest from sean thornton explores dark themes, but they’re handled with a delicate grace in these beautiful bedroom pop songs.
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Every Bad
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The second album from this UK group is a stormy triumph.
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Fine EP
by Rosehip Teahouse
From Cardiff, Rosehip Teahouse combines the quavering sound of shoegaze with the sugary melodies of indie pop.
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by Vｉｒｔｕａｌ－ ４２０
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Such a nostalgic and amazing album. I frequently come back to this to remind myself of classic sample mastery.
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