Get all 10 The KIVA Band releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Prelude and Decay, One Of A Million Butterflies, Cadillac Queens, Silver and Green, Lonestar Queens: Three Minutes Of Happiness, Borrowed From A Dog, Eleven Broken Dolls, Everything Means Nothing, Swallow In The Rain, and 2 more.
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No Happy
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One Fine Day
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1917/2017
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Farewell Make Believe
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Lucky Man Blues
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Britannia Needs Oxygen
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When The Storm Comes
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Jenny, Jenny
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Pride
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Imagined Conversations
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The KIVA Band Oxford, UK
The KIVA Band are a British recording indie/folk band based in Oxfordshire.
They write
original material that draws on traditions as diverse as folk, pop, indie-rock, and classical music. Their songs twist and turn in unexpected directions yet always keep melody at their heart. Their words explore life and love, by turns funny, sad, lost, and found.
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