Get all 17 Mothboxer releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Timelines, Breathe, On The Flipside, Accelerator, Dirty Boy (Cardiacs cover), Time Capsule Vol. 1, Open Sky, The Secret Art Of Saying Nothing, and 9 more.
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Get It Right
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Don't Forget To Breathe
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Everyone Knows
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Within And Without
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Rest My Mind
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Look At The Sun
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Half Light
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I Don't Mind
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It's Alright
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Mothboxer UK
The musical outlet of Dave Ody with invaluable help from others including, but not limited to, Robbie Burley, Phil Davies
and Pat Martyn.
Mothboxer has been releasing music since 2007, and has released 9 albums to date.
“Packed to the gills with XTCesque pop perfection. Whatever you do, don’t miss it!” - popgruppen.com
"Fantastic power pop groove" Gary Crowley - BBC Radio London
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