Good Day Noir Family, There is an immediate sense of intimacy in Patience Please’s single “Madeline.” The track opens with

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Good Day Noir Family, Plaster’s Back to Basics EP delivers a refreshingly raw take on alternative rock, channelling a certain

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Good Day Noir Family, Sons of Martha introduce A Nightjar Calls with a slinking, resonant bassline that sets a moody

Good Day Noir Family, Rob Lea’s self-titled debut album is a testament to his determination and professionalism as an independent

Good Day Noir Family, Adam Robinson’s latest single, “Whispers,” immediately draws you in with its mysterious introduction. Whispers is Adam Robinson’s

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