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The Points North have posted a new song called “Nut Island” on their MySpace page. It’s a cut from their forthcoming album, Saw Across The Sound, which will be released on vinyl on Grinding Tapes this autumn.
“Nut Island” is a stripped-down slow-burner, characteristic of TPN’s unique approach to folk music. However, the songs’s accessible melody and hushed charisma help distinguish it as one of TPN’s best songs to date.
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