A big thank you to everyone who supported my music this year. Your support has been crucial to my ability to continue making music.

'I Can't Sleep' features the fine musicianship of Daz Woodcock (bass), Elliot Barlow (percussion), Lucy McLuckie (cello), Andrew 'Raf' Raven (guitar) and Lobelia Lawson (vocals).

Plus upcoming gigs on:
24th Oct - Grayston Unity, HALIFAX (w/Withered Hand)
26th Oct - Green Door Studio, CHEPSTOW (w/Lobelia)
31st Oct - Nikos, PRESTON
10th Nov - Oud Pothuys, UTRECHT (NL)

Find ticket links and details for all of these at linktr.ee/granfalloonmusic

The track features the fine musicianship of:
Daz Woodcock - bass
Dom Major - guitar
Elliott Barlow - drums
Lucy McLuckie - cello
Hazel Watson - viola
and Pat Clarke on harmonica (an incredible harmonica solo in fact)

Here's Marvel, the newest song from Calendar - Phase III, about an astronaut... bored at work.

And for subscribers on Bandcamp or Patreon, this track, like all the others, is yours right now! Enjoy.

www.patreon.com/posts/139735...

"Sitting in a tin can" as Zavid once sang. Would you be bored in space?

granfalloonmusic.bandcamp.com/track/marvel

'Bolt From The Blue' is a latest song from the new Granfalloon album Calendar - Phase III available to listen to on #Patreon and #Bandcamp now.

👉 www.patreon.com/posts/bolt-f...

👉 granfalloonmusic.bandcamp.com/track/barrel...

What's more the multitudes contained within that real person will be nothing like you could have possibly guessed ahead of time.

The reality of it renders these fantasies nonsensical. Meeting someone that you fall in love with makes it all too obvious that you can't control these factors and to attempt to is a laughable course of action.

...imagine they will have a similarly hip taste in Hungarian psych music to us. Maybe we picture they are taller than us, shorter than us, wear an eyepatch, carry a blade.

Congratulations @wildtwin.bsky.social 👏

🍂 Keep your eyes on the skies for some Granfalloon shows this Autumn with the wonderful musicians you can hear on this track: Daz Woodcock, Elliot Barlow, and Dom Major.