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Sleepwell Darling
Sleepwell Darling formed in 2010 when Emily Rose and Alex Rhodes met. They released their debut album, 'It Might Be Your House But It's My Time,' in 2013. The...
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Sleepwell Darling formed in 2010 when Emily Rose and Alex Rhodes met. They released their debut album, 'It Might Be Your House But It's My Time,' in 2013. The title track from that album became something of an anthem for listeners who connected with its themes.
Rose's lyrics often dealt with sexuality, gender fluidity, and mental health, which drew both praise and criticism. The band's music had a dreamy, ethereal quality that stood out in the indie scene of the early 2010s.
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