Elephant Castle Los Angeles, California
Retro inspired indie rock project from Los Angeles-based singer and multi-instrumentalist Phil Danyew. Transporting listeners back to the nostalgic period of the 60’s, Elephant Castle presents a love of early influences blended with a love for analog synthesizer. ... more
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really enjoying the album but I ordered a CD and it came in broken. I've been trying to find a way to see if I can get any help with this from a support page on spirit goth but I can't find it
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A truly stunning album that mentally transports you to foggy early morning streets, the pavement wet from recent rains. Dreary, but in a comforting way. Like sitting next to a window during a rainstorm, listening to the drops hit the glass while remaining warm. Never fails to make me feel safe.
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