Mourning Singers England, UK
Mourning Singers are an alternative rock band from South Yorkshire, in the North of England. Interlocking melodies and intricate beats accompany the intriguing lyrics delivered by the haunting baritone of singer Richard Myers. Mourning Singers' music has been inspired by a variety of artists and styles, including Radiohead, Joy Division, Death Cab For Cutie, The National and Wilco. ... more
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