omonoko Northern Ireland, UK
Omonoko are not bound by any one genre. We have explored elements of indie/electronic/rock/ with the intention of offering our audiences an insight into our wide musical influence
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Everything Will Change
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This Postal Service set, previously exclusive to a 2014 concert film, includes takes on "Such Great Heights" and other fan favorites.
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Nothing As It Seems
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The sophomore album from former session musician Imraan Paleker highlights his modern soul, alt-rock, jazz, and electronic sensibilities.
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Psych-rock that finds the balance between expansive dreaminess and driving energy.
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Better Lives
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