There Is No Ending
by The Ambassadors of Sorrow
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Digital Album
Immediate download of 11-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Buy Now ₤10 GBP
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Digipak CD with shrink wrap & artwork designed by Frootful
Comes in high quality digipak format with original artwork by Frootful.
Includes immediate download of 11-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.ships within 4 daysedition of 500 -
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It's Been Hell
02:45
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The Well of Wisdom
03:02
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The Centre Cannot Hold
02:49
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Red Around The Eyes
03:18
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Sweet Tooth
02:27
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Everybody's Looking
03:01
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Got To Move
02:48
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Out of Matter
03:12
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Are You The One For Me?
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So Far Away
03:55
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Recorded over four ridiculously hot days in April, There Is No Ending is the second album from The Ambassadors of Sorrow. They continue to weave their tales of love, loss and longing, but this time it's peppered with darker and more literary references.
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released 19 June 2011
Written & produced by Angeline Morrison. Vocals, bontempi, autoharp, glockenspiel: Angeline Morrison. Guitar, saxophone, Hammond organ: Nigel Bispham. Guitar: Nick Radford. Bass Guitar: Craig Waite. Drums: Al Hudson. Trumpet: Jonathon Xavier Coudrille. Flute: Sally Pyner. Cello: Lukas Drinkwater. Engineered by Daniel Harvey at The Ruin, Trink, Cornwall, and also by Ryan Jones at SaveTheOrphanage.com
Written & produced by Angeline Morrison. Vocals, bontempi, autoharp, glockenspiel: Angeline Morrison. Guitar, saxophone, Hammond organ: Nigel Bispham. Guitar: Nick Radford. Bass Guitar: Craig Waite. Drums: Al Hudson. Trumpet: Jonathon Xavier Coudrille. Flute: Sally Pyner. Cello: Lukas Drinkwater. Engineered by Daniel Harvey at The Ruin, Trink, Cornwall, and also by Ryan Jones at SaveTheOrphanage.com
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The Ambassadors of Sorrow believe in the inherent beauty of sad songs. Weaving the folk, soul and beat pop sounds of the ... more '60s into a tapestry of the human heart, they sound like solitude, memory or nostalgia. The Ambassadors of Sorrow live somewhere small and wild in Cornwall. less
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