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Desperate Journalist

In Search Of The Miraculous

    In Search of the Miraculous is the third album from much-loved indiegoth dreamboats Desperate Journalist and follows the bands critically acclaimed album Grow Up. If the title conveys a sense of wide- eyed ambition then the music on In Search Of The Miraculous fits the plot perfectly, featuring ten tracks fizzing with creative passion, giant choruses, heroic solos and poetic intensity. Warning: this album contains love songs, anti-love songs and other songs wandering about, lost in an in-between-daze. It’s a bit complicated. Boasting one of the most inspired band names of recent times, the quartet take their moniker from a 1979 John Peel Session track by The Cure. If you ever wondered what Harriet Wheeler from the Sundays would sound like fronting a rawer version of the Smiths or the Cocteau Twins with energy and a shimmering indie edge, then Desperate Journalist is a must hear.

    TRACK LISTING

    1. Murmuration
    2. Cedars
    3. Jonatan
    4. International Waters
    5. Argonauts
    6. Black Net
    7. Ocean Wave
    8. Girl Of The Houses
    9. Satellite
    10. To Be Forgotten

    Desperate Journalist

    Desperate Journalist

      After releasing an EP and two singles themselves, now comes the heroically independent debut album, ‘Desperate Journalist’ by Desperate Journalist, which was recorded almost entirely live in London Soho’s Dean Street Studios, jointly produced alongside Keith TOTP and mixed by the band itself.

      If that wasn’t organic enough Desperate Journalist designed their own artwork, get heavily involved in their videos and generally hark back to a time when an authentic DIY spirit pervaded, like a perfect indierock storm brewing on the horizon.

      "Thoroughly ace." - THE QUIETUS

      "Powerful, melodic and full of emotion." - ARTROCKER

      "Shimmering post-punk." - TIME OUT

      "Desperate Journalist is a rather beautiful thing." - THE GIRLS ARE


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