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'Come What(Ever) May' followed in 2006 and proved an even greater accomplishment

it's no surprise that the track is being hailed as the best song of 2015

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Evermore release their fourth studio album

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Rude Mechanicals 2LP InStock 'Come What(Ever) May' followed inDouble vinyl LP pressing. From the evocative opening South of the Line to the stepping 1000 Mile Drift, the dub is strong, as one would expect, and so is the influence of drum'n'bass on the bottom heavy Bird Soul and the atmospheric Please Leave Quietly; trance on the pulsating Sonic Colonic (Live at Minikami) and slinky Transient Transmission (fig. 2); ambient on the burbling Harmonia and softly snarling Fragile Ladders. The title track, meanwhile,