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Astral Gray announce debut album and live launch

Feb 14, 2024
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Posted by Nick McAllister

Brighton artist Graham Anthony Nunn has been busy. When he is not Tripping with the Westerns he has been working on an expansive solo project under the guise of Astral Gray. He has written and recorded his debut album ‘The Past Is The Way’ and is preparing to launch it at the Rossi Bar on the 14th of March.

The album is a classic slice of vintage dreamy British psychedelic pop with big nods to Lennon and McCartney and some elements of Pink Floyd and more recent acts like Temples. It features lots of rolling organ sounds, strummed acoustic guitars and vocal harmonies with fuzzy guitar solos. It should sound beautiful in the in the acoustics of the downstairs room.

Support at the show comes from another hotly tipped local act Le Lamb, who sold out their debut gig at the Brunswick in February.

Astral Gray Live
The Rossi Bar – Thursday March 14th
Tickets: £3 on the door

Pre-save the album here

Feb 14, 2024
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Writer and DJ. Veteran of a million and one Sheffield free parties, Lost Vagueness, Tonne of Meat, Shangri-La, The Blind Tiger Club.
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