July Skies
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About July Skies
July Skies is an ambient/post-rock band from The Black Country, West Midlands, UK. The project started off as a one-man band in 1997, when Antony Harding bought his first guitar. In 2003 he was joined by Epic45 musicians Ben Holton and Rob Glover, who contributed to Harding's second, third and fourth albums as well as July Skies' live shows. Harding also contributed to the 2008 Avrocar album 'Against the Dying of the Light' on Make Mine Music . July Skies have released the following since 2000:
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Top Tracks
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Southern Orchards
2
Coastal Stations
3
Waiting to Land
4
The Softest Kisses
5
Distant Showers Sweep Across Norfolk Schools
6
Swallows and Swifts
7
The Night Sky
8
Girl On the Hill
9
August Country Fires
10
Strangers in Our Lanes
11
The Days We Played
12
Countryside of 1939
13
Garden Constellations
14
To Love You Blossom
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To My Love
16
One Morning In May
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Branch Line Summers Fade
18
So Sad Today
19
Waiting For The Test Card
20
Broadcasts For Autumn term
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Death Was Where Your Sky Was
22
East Kennet Skies
23
Holidays To Wales
24
It's Late In The Day For Love
25
The English Cold
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Afternoon PIPS
27
Corinivm
28
Skies For Nash
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The Mighty 8th
30
See Britain By Train
31
Coastlines and Laughter
32
The Ruined and Disused Churches of Norfolk
33
East Anglian Skies
34
Faded Generation
35
The Map That Came To Life
36
Lost Airmen
37
Childhood Illustrator
38
Wiltshire Days And Skies
39
Berkswell
40
Farmers and Villagers Living Within the Shadow of Aerodromes
41
Festival of Britain
42
They Played in the Harvest Fields at Dusk
43
Autumn Fires
44
Cloudless Climes and Starry Skies
45
You Take Me Through The Day
46
Air To Ground At Manorbier
47
RAF Saxa Vord
48
Harlow
49
See Britain By Train - Pevsner Version
50
August Country Fires (Epic45 Reworking)
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