Reviews and Distribution

We've been receiving some great reviews for the Lost Harbours 'Hymns and Ghosts' release from the likes of The Liminal, Julian Cope, Dr Schluss's Garageof Psych Obscurities and Evening of Light, you can read them from the links below:

Head Heritage

Evening of Light

The Liminal
Dr Schluss

We also now have distribution of this record in the following places too:
Rough Trade
Norman Records

I believe it is under the UK section in Rough Trade, whilst the Rainbow Valley tape is... with the cassettes, unsurprisingly.

Lost Harbours - Hymns & Ghosts

The Lost Harbours album is now available in digital and physical formats from their bandcamp website and the Paypal button to the right:

Level 4 Review of the Pollux / Rainbow Valley split cassette..

Thank you to Level 4 for this review which appeared in the June edition of this magazine.

Hymns & Ghosts pt2 (an excerpt)

As mentioned below we're releasing Lost Harbours first album 'Hymns & Ghosts', here is another excerpt from it featuring Bobbie Watson of recently resurrected 1970's psych-folk group Comus.

Foxi Digitalis Review - Leaf Decay

The good folk at Foxi Digitalis have reviewed the last Lost Harbours cassette release.

Check it out:
Foxi Digitalis Review: Lost Harbours - Leaf Decay

Lost Harbours - Hymns & Ghosts

LN 004 - Lost Harbours - Hymns & Ghosts (CD)
Available 20th June 2012

Lost Harbours are an experimental folk two piece from Southend-on-Sea, England who have, in the past, been lucky enough to play with Library Tapes, the Dead Rat Orchestra, The Owl Service, Fuzzy Lights, Bird Names and a number of other great bands over the last few years. They've also released several cassettes, cdrs and downloads, plus toured the Baltic states.

Hymns and Ghosts is the culmination of several years of refining a set of songs conceived in 2007 / 2008. The album bookended by two long, partially improvised tracks of which Hymns and Ghosts Pt 2 features Bobbie Watson of cult 70’s folk band Comus. 

Review from A Closer Listen

Those nice folks over at A Closer Listen have posted a review of the Pollux / Rainbow Valley cassette, you can check it out here:

A Closer Listen