Review: Breaths ‘Though life has turned out nothing like I imagined, it is far better than I could have dreamt.’
‘All great art is born through suffering’. Whilst the exact origin of that quote may be lost, it is a
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Read More >>I had a feeling there was a literary theme going on to the band’s moniker, The Grasshopper Lies Heavy, and
Read More >>Although initially formed in 2006 as an instrumental project by James Woodard, The Grasshopper Lies Heavy are yet another new
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