Sleepyhead BNPL Excluded The album also sees Coombes

The album also sees Coombes reuniting with his live band’s vocal trio ‘The Roxys’ to create a rich and nuanced sonic tapestry

The final Reverend Do Good skit acts as one final advertisement for Ghost Weed as heard on De La Soul's previous album

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Sleepyhead BNPL Excluded The album also sees CoombesCavetown distilled his energy on 'Sleepyhead' into what really moves fans: the songs themselves, occasionally lighthearted, largely poignant, but always authentically him. He explains, "Ultimately, everyone has the same struggles when we boil it down, even if the details are different. That's what I'm trying to get across with my music. It's basically just me telling myself what I need to hear." Since launching Cavetown at age 14, the singer, real