Ashley Shadow - Only The EndAshley Shadow winks at darkness, but she wont lead you towards it. Its easy to fall under the spell of Ashleys haunting voice. The Vancouver, B. C. based songwriter forged her own identity as a songwriter with 2016s eponymous self titled debut. Her sophomore effort, Only the End, maintains the moody introspection that is ingrained in Pacific Northwest life, but now comes armed with a palpable hope complementing her signature melancholy. Ashley

Nothing but synthetic positivity as both the title track and "Drumm" stride with an almost marching feel before "Where Time Sits Still" plunges much deeper into moody new romantic cinematics

Delivering brilliantly human and brutally honest vignettes of adolescent angst

Romantic Images

B-side tracks are also included

blazing harmonies

The band’s third album

it is due October

well before DFA recorded The Rapture’s Sub Pop debut

although the vocals that do drift over their songs aren’t explicit

although over the course of subsequent releases

That place may seem strange

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