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“Dandelion Charm have excelled themselves on this album, keeping their folk roots and adding a lot of prog rock into the mix. ”
New album ‘Scream Inside The Tear’
Scream Inside The Tear features 13 new tracks including Stronghold of Oblivion, The Engineering of Consent, Daydreaming in the Undertow, Ruth Rose and Warriors of the Morning.
“..the brilliance of Dandelion Charm lies in making fist-pumping anthems in a minor-key.”
Dandelion Charm - Stronghold of Oblivion, live from the 1865, Southampton, courtesy of Graham Stead at Studio Stead Photographic
Dandelion Charm from Newhaven, England, blend folk, prog and rock, with a sound reminiscent of the late '60s and early '70's. Think Fleetwood Mac meets Opeth, CSN meets Yes.
Intricate harmonies and epic outros tell emotional stories of disfunction, joy and despair.
Dandelion Charm’s 2023 album ‘Scream Inside The Tear’ follows their 2019 album ‘Maybe Dreamers’, 2018’s five track mini-album, 'Riding the Flood', and their debut album 'Tiny Drop'.
“Outstanding vocalists and outstanding songwriters - it’s a brilliant combination. I love them, I think they’re fantastic!”
“Maybe Dreamers is one of the best underdog albums of 2019 and is certainly one not to overlook, it sounds incredible, with writing that excels at engaging the listener and certainly worthy of your ears.”
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“Absolutely recommended for fans of prog-rock, especially for those with an appreciation for the infusion of acoustic instrumentation. An excellent sounding release that surely will provide an aural delight for audiophiles.”
Tiny Drop
Stunning debut album featuring: "Skywalker", "Birdcage" and "Flowerchild"
Riding the Flood
5 track mini-album featuring: "September", "Wraith" and "The Spark"
Maybe Dreamers
Second full length album featuring: '“Stephanie”, “Afraid of the Silence” and “Isolate Resolve”
Scream Inside The Tear
Third full length album featuring: “Stronghold of Oblivion”, “The Engineering of Consent” and “Daydreaming in the Undertow”