ORIGAMI ANGEL - The Brightest Days CHÓSTA in most cases for the

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the beautiful ‘The Woman In Me’

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ORIGAMI ANGEL - The Brightest Days CHÓSTA in most cases for theLP Limited Edition Light Blue Vinyl. Where are you, my sunny feeling I knew as a kid? This is the question that Origami Angel asks with their latest output, a sharp and shining 8 song mixtape called The Brightest Days. Its opening title track begins with one of many new tricks for the DC two piece a ukulele but quickly turns left field as childhood innocence makes way for blistering intensity and hopelessness. Told through the lens of a shitty east