Handling the overall theme of the brokenness of the world with a steady hand, Islander solidifies their place as a band with a clear voice that demands to be heard.
Navigating Brokenness: “It’s Not Easy Being Human” by Islander

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Handling the overall theme of the brokenness of the world with a steady hand, Islander solidifies their place as a band with a clear voice that demands to be heard.
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ulogies is a beautiful record from a band that fully knows what they are doing— and is really good at doing it.
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