Interviews
Interview (2013)
Anthony Strutt chats to East London indie pop trio Flowers about signing to Fortuna POP! and their just released second vinyl only single, 'Until You're Dead'
Reviews
Do What You Want To, It's What You Should Do (2014)
Fine but repetitive debut album from new London-based indie pop outfit, Fkowers
Until You're Dead (2013)
Charming lo-fi 80's-influenced indie pop on second vinyl only single from East London trio, Flowers
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