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Magnetise
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I feel a rush within the night
Colour escapes within my mind
Enter a world of endless highs
Live the illusion here tonight
Oh maybe we should
Magnetise, the way in which we catalyse
We're chemically intertwined, it's our right to fantasise
Dream of a distant paradise
Palaces float beneath the skies
A river of old and ancient times
Silver and gold to fill your eyes
Oh maybe we should
Magnetise, the way in which we catalyse
We're chemically intertwined, it's our right to fantasise
I feel a rush within the night
Colour escapes within my mind
Enter a world of endless highs
Live the illusion here tonight
Oh maybe we should
Magnetise, the way in which we catalyse
We're chemically intertwined, it's our right to fantasise
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Juliper Sky Manchester, UK
Juliper Sky marries elements of Shoegaze, Dream Pop and Psychedelia, amidst walls of shimmering synths and reverb-laden
guitars that have come to represent the key elements of their sound.
Jamie Lambert - Vocals / Guitar
Dan Parker - Guitar
Liam Grindell - Guitar / Synths
Roger Damen - Bass
Ben Pursehouse - Drums
... more
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