Get all 13 Paul Murphy & The Bishops releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of ‘Tis The Season, CLOWNFACE, Swarf: Bits Of The Bishops: 1998-2012, Paul Murphy & The Bishops EP, "The Dave": the Finchley era recordings, 2015-2018, Busy Boy: the Finchley era recordings, 2013-2014, T*E*R*R*A*N*O*S*T*R*A, Widows & Orphans: 2002-2007, and 5 more.
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To Next Christmas
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To This Christmas
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Auld Lang Sane
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God Bless Tiny Tim
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Paul Murphy & The Bishops London, UK
Japanese prog-medieval computer game music — not my words, ladies and gentlemen. Not my
words.
Paul A Murphy: bass guitar, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bouzouki, keyboards, percussion, vocals, programming. Everything audible, essentially — and all for you.
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Early-noughties reunion of seminal pre-Ultrasound band Sleepy People (sometimes t/a Blue Apple Boy). Every Wave… in particular is one of the finest songs I've heard lately.
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Sorry To Disturb You (ALBUM)
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Amazing band, only discovered them while rootling around on Bandcamp. Indebted to Cardiacs, they'll admit it, but then again that means there's a vacancy to fill on the live circuit.
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Safety Dance (A Charm Of Protection) EP
by Sunex Amures
Sussex sea-board sorcery. Round and round the charm is wound, let music sound on ancient ground, may it surround as it resounds and so confound the Blacken’d Hound.
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A delightful holiday treat from Tokyo indie pop band Hazy Sour Cherry includes a lovely cover of American 60s girl group the Pixies Three.
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Adventurous EP that embodies the sound of winter through crackly old piano and hope-filled songs.
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Lost Themes IV: Noir
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The latest installment of John Carpenter’s celebrated “Lost Themes” is now available for pre-order.
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