There’s something contradictory about Black Fly’s music. Described as soaring and cinematic, the reality of Black Fly’s 01 is far quainter and more understated. Comprised mostly
Photo by Laura Allard Fleischl Infusing the actual blood, sweat and tears of band members into the pressings of vinyl records is a flex usually
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Photo by Marie Renaud Post Animal. A band which has often been described as either “that genuinely good psychedelic band” or “that band with the
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