Gulp - Beneath Strawberry MoonsWind tousled life on the east coast of Scotland, the unhurried cultivation of sound and the tender hope that everything might be alright in the end combine to enchant on Gulps latest album Beneath Strawberry Moons, the combined inspirations of Lindsey Leven and Guto Pryce are supplemented by the musicianship of Andrew Wasylyk as the stomach butterflies of optimism flutter around and the lapping foams of the bands ethereal, folkish psych pop. Musician

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