Anyone familiar with West Yorkshire four-piece Marsicans will already be accustomed, if not addicted, to the bands inimitable brand of technicolour indie-pop. Going into Ursa Major, the band’s debut album, expecting nothing but that won’t leave listeners disappointed, but they might be surprised to learn that there’s much more to the quartet than they first assumed.
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