Whitelands - Sunlight Echoes CLEOPATRICK Europe and beyond

Europe and beyond

selling a million and

in 1963–1964

Much of “Schizophrenia” was done in single takes

new takes on all-time classics

Whitelands - Sunlight Echoes CLEOPATRICK Europe and beyondWhitelands second album Sunlight Echoes builds on their elemental debut that won them fans from Slowdive to David Jonsson with a more expansive sound that takes them out of the shoegaze shadows to somewhere bigger, better and brighter. Produced by long time collaborator Ian Flynn and mixed by double Grammy Award winner Eduardo De La Paz (New Order, The Horrors, The Charlatans, The KVB, Drug Store Romeos), there are soaring string arrangements (by