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Refractions
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Pale Crows
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Everyday Fantasia
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Many Authors
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Disintegration
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Fades to Dust
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Numbers
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Flying High
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Second Chances
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Tasting Shapes Edinburgh, UK
Writing music for the sheer love of it, Tasting Shapes are forming their own sonic identity somewhere on the spectrums of
post, indie and prog rock. Formed late 2019
in Edinburgh as a semi-acoustic duo project, founding members Kat Aydin (vocals) and Chris MacKinnon (guitars and keys) were later joined by Callum Mouat (drums), Robert Tingle (bass) and Rab Winter (guitar) as their sound evolved.
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Tasting Shapes recommends:
An amazing array of talented musicians and diverse songwriting.
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This band go from strength to strength with their unique sound.
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Music that is moving and distinctive from an artist a little closer to home.
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