Related:
No-Man - Together We're Stranger (2003)
Nocturnal, jazz-tinged melancholy from the eternally downcast Tim Bowness and company. A commenter on a post a while back asked if I could recommend anything in same vein as The Blue Nile, and if they're reading this now: aside from the lack of synths, this might scratch that itch.
Track listing:
World of Bright Futures
1. World of Bright Futures
2. Dreaming of Babylon
3. (Watching) Over Me
4. Sorry Looking Soldier
5. Two Hands
6. Red Eye Removal
7. Something of You
8. Lisa/Ophelia
9. Small
10. Smaller
Live Disc
1. Come to Me
2. Never Lose Control
3. Something of You
4. Sweet Kiss
5. Brightest Blue
They're touching
Touching each other
They push and move
And love each other
They fit together like two hands
More along these lines:
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| Mark Isham - Mark Isham (1990) |
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| Rain Tree Crow - Rain Tree Crow (1991) |
If you like Tim Bowness, you might also want to listen to OSI's No Celebrations. The track is different from No Man musically, but Bowness does handle vocals (similar approach vocally, but different mood altogether).
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