Native Harrow

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Native Harrow

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Old Kind of Magic, the fifth LP from Native Harrow is a sojourn on their passage between two lands. In early 2021, the band landed in Brighton. Its leaders, Stephen Harms and Devin Tuel, arrived with a few trunks worth of books, clothes, guitars, and microphones, and thought 'this is the perfect place to make a record'.

Immersing themselves in a new place filled with unfamiliar faces, sounds, and sights, the band fuelled their creative voices and spent most of the year writing and recording the ten songs that would make up the album. From early mornings spent discovering the knurled hills of Albion and late nights dancing in London, to the quiet hum of building a home in the heart of the countryside, rediscovering love, letting go of things lost, this album spans a lifetime of lessons.

Harms and Tuel have self-produced a work that is simultaneously their most sweepingly expansive and delicately intimate album to date. It is at moments revelatory, and at others beautifully heartbreaking; a showcase of Tuel’s finest writing.

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