The Curse of the Haunted Headphones

by Randolph's Leap

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The Curse of the Haunted Headphones/As Fast As A Man CD

Compilation CD featuring two home recorded albums - 'The Curse of the Haunted Headphones' and 'As Fast As A Man'

Includes immediate download of 'The Curse of the Haunted Headphones'

Includes immediate download of 15-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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Immediate download of 15-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

Immediate download of The Curse of the Haunted Headphones in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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Limited Edition Cassette

Limited edition cassette (just 30 copies) comes with an immediate download of the album.

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1.	Sunday Morning 04:11
2.	Deep Blue Sea 02:11	download
3.	I Can't Dance To This Music Anymore 04:13	download
4.	Level One 00:36	download
5.	News 01:16	download
6.	The Nonsense In My Soul 04:05	download
7.	Bile 01:58	download
8.	On That Fateful Day 02:08	download
9.	Level Two 00:47	download
10.	Dying In My Sleep (free) 02:40	download
11.	Cassie O'Tone 02:30	download
12.	The Will To Shave 01:46	download
13.	13 00:33	download
14.	Falling In Love 02:35	download
15.	Suitable 02:08	download

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"Do not be misled by this bedroom recording, or its cassette-hissing, lo-fi aesthetic. While Glasgow indie-folk rabble Randolph’s Leap are known and loved for their elaborate arrangements and philharmonic live shows, this homespun tape (and download) is the ideal format to showcase the stripped-back charms of the band’s distinctive singer-songwriter, Adam Ross.

The album’s funny, poignant acoustic arias include the wistful skewed-folk of ‘Sunday Morning’, the choral love-sick shanty, ‘Deep Blue Sea’ and the existential kitchen-sink serenade, ‘Falling in Love’. Occasionally Ross and co recall fellow literate Scottish indie-poppers Belle & Sebastian (‘The Nonsense in My Soul’) and Ballboy (‘I Can't Dance to This Music Any More’), but otherwise Randolph's Leap are in an endearing, harmonious league of their own."

The List - 4/5

www.list.co.uk/article/40728-randolphs-leap-the-curse-of-the-haunted-headphones/

Released by Peenko Records.
Tracks 2 & 11 recorded by Brian Pokora.
Thanks to eldifidle for the use of track 8.
Featuring Adam Ross, Heather Thikey, Andrew MacLellan, Gareth Perrie & Michelle Watt.

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released 20 February 2012
Adam Ross

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Randolph’s Leap are an 8-piece Glasgow-based folk-pop hyphen-obsessed band made up of Adam Ross (guitar/vocals), Gareth Robert Perrie (keyboards), Iain Taylor (drums), Vicki Cole (bass), Andrew MacLellan (cello) and Heather Thikey (violin), Fraser Gibson (trombone) and Ali Hendry (trumpet). ... more