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Flying Postmen

Flying Postmen formed in London in 2005, a band that weathered lineup changes and financial pressures while making music. Their song 'At Sixes And Sevens'...

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Flying Postmen formed in London in 2005, a band that weathered lineup changes and financial pressures while making music. Their song 'At Sixes And Sevens' drew attention for its raw emotional pull, though some listeners found its lyrics too dark. It became a key track for them, alongside others like 'Come What May' and 'Falling In Love Again'.

Their debut album was 'The Hourglass Effect', which had a raw, emotive sound. Later records included 'The Secret Life of Letters' and 'Reflections', where they moved into more experimental and atmospheric territory. The core members stayed fairly steady over time, though the existing history cuts off before naming them.

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