Nostalgia
from Parcels & Polaroids by The Pawnshop Manual
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Written a couple of years ago, its current multi-instrumental version was created during the recording of this album. The central theme is about transition.
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from Parcels & Polaroids,
released February 10, 2011
Written and Performed by The Pawnshop Manual
Written and Performed by The Pawnshop Manual
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The Pawnshop Manual
The Pawnshop Manual make intellectual and infectious pop that satisfies the listener's yearning for music that asks big
questions and mulls the answers thoughtfully and creatively.
To express these complex themes, The Pawnshop Manual draws from musical influences ranging from world music, rock, pop, folk, electronica and classical music. One could say Radiohead meets Björk meets Arcade Fire.
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Jul 2012 -
Feb 2011
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