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Opal Mag - Goodbye Lavender—
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Release Date: 29/05/26
Goodbye Lavender is the debut EP from Brighton-based artist Opal Mag. Recorded at Bam Bam Studios in Norfolk with producer Harry Jordan (The Big Moon, Sam Thomkins, Keo), the six songs blend hazy, atmospheric soundscapes with confessional, unfiltered lyricism. With influences including Mazzy Star, The Sundays, The Breeders, and The Smashing Pumpkins, Stereogum considers Opal Mag 'a promising new voice of the 90s indie rock revival'. Writing for the dreamers and the bedroom dwellers, her songs feel like secrets whispered late at night; raw, intimate, and achingly real. Tracklisting: 1. World End 2. Try Not to Hate Everything 3. Kiss Me 4. Wasting 5. Young Forever 6. Goodbye Lavender.
Goodbye Lavender is the debut EP from Brighton-based artist Opal Mag. Recorded at Bam Bam Studios in Norfolk with producer Harry Jordan (The Big Moon, Sam Thomkins, Keo), the six songs blend hazy, atmospheric soundscapes with confessional, unfiltered lyricism. With influences including Mazzy Star, The Sundays, The Breeders, and The Smashing Pumpkins, Stereogum considers Opal Mag 'a promising new voice of the 90s indie rock revival'. Writing for the dreamers and the bedroom dwellers, her songs feel like secrets whispered late at night; raw, intimate, and achingly real. Tracklisting: 1. World End 2. Try Not to Hate Everything 3. Kiss Me 4. Wasting 5. Young Forever 6. Goodbye Lavender.
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Release Date: 29/05/26
Goodbye Lavender is the debut EP from Brighton-based artist Opal Mag. Recorded at Bam Bam Studios in Norfolk with producer Harry Jordan (The Big Moon, Sam Thomkins, Keo), the six songs blend hazy, atmospheric soundscapes with confessional, unfiltered lyricism. With influences including Mazzy Star, The Sundays, The Breeders, and The Smashing Pumpkins, Stereogum considers Opal Mag 'a promising new voice of the 90s indie rock revival'. Writing for the dreamers and the bedroom dwellers, her songs feel like secrets whispered late at night; raw, intimate, and achingly real. Tracklisting: 1. World End 2. Try Not to Hate Everything 3. Kiss Me 4. Wasting 5. Young Forever 6. Goodbye Lavender.
Goodbye Lavender is the debut EP from Brighton-based artist Opal Mag. Recorded at Bam Bam Studios in Norfolk with producer Harry Jordan (The Big Moon, Sam Thomkins, Keo), the six songs blend hazy, atmospheric soundscapes with confessional, unfiltered lyricism. With influences including Mazzy Star, The Sundays, The Breeders, and The Smashing Pumpkins, Stereogum considers Opal Mag 'a promising new voice of the 90s indie rock revival'. Writing for the dreamers and the bedroom dwellers, her songs feel like secrets whispered late at night; raw, intimate, and achingly real. Tracklisting: 1. World End 2. Try Not to Hate Everything 3. Kiss Me 4. Wasting 5. Young Forever 6. Goodbye Lavender.
