Nylophone Wicklow, Ireland
"Wistful vocals and trickling acoustics, often set against a backdrop of synths and strings. The result is a fully engaging
sound" - Obscure Sound
Bedroom Pop from Wicklow, Ireland. Influences are Del Shannon and The Beach Boys, but it comes out sounding more like Ariel Pink and The Shins for some reason.
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