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1. May 31, - Explore sandrabevr's board "Ephemera/Free Printables", followed by people on Pinterest. See more ideas about Vintage printables, Free printables, PrintablesK pins.

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2. Acolyte by Delphic, released 11 January 1. Clarion Call 2. Doubt 3. This Momentary 4. Red Lights 5. Acolyte 6. Halcyon 7. Submission 8. Counterpoint 9. Ephemera Remain.

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3. When it comes to defining ephemera, the easiest way to go about it is by giving examples! I’ve compiled a list of over 50 examples of printed ephemera. Feel free to comment below if there is another piece of ephemera I’m missing and I’ll be sure to add it to the list.

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4. What is “ephemera”? Precious primary source information that is what the ephemera world considers its bits and bobs of vintage (and current), usually paper items. Much of it was likely expected, back in its day, to be briefly useful then discarded. Today such items which have survived the vagaries of .

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5. One of the most promising new British bands to emerge in , Delphic made their eagerly awaited full-length debut the following year with Acolyte, an impressive alternative dance album that adds eight songs to the previously released singles "Counterpoint" and "This Momentary."Like those early singles, Acolyte finds the Manchester band making blissful dance music with fellow Englishman Ewan.

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6. Acolyte might just be the first great album of Lou Thomas Having already been tipped for success by several end-of-year industry polls, big things are almost a given for Manchester’s.

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7. Jan 10,  · Delphic - Ephemera Delphic. Loading Unsubscribe from Delphic? 10 videos Play all Delphic - Acolyte tradatdafilms; The Naked And Famous - Punching In A Dream - Duration:

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8. Collections received mixed reviews from critics. At Metacritic, the album received an average score of 59, based on 12 reviews, which indicates "mixed or average reviews". NME writer David Renshaw called it "confident and professional" but said that it would be unlikely to appeal to fans of either dance music or guitar bands. In reviewing it for the BBC, Ben Hewitt summarised the album as "on.

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