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Part Time Signals are a four piece band from Wales. Jacob Church (<a href="spotify:artist:6ExEdAY7SbmCgJcegepiH3" data-name="Sock">Sock</a>), Michael Blanchfield (<a href="spotify:artist:1hJuc1L2yPEROlnUOVfBm7" data-name="ANGHARAD">ANGHARAD</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:39oKFGoKzTEZlc8PMP7kQ3" data-name="Cardinal Black">Cardinal Black</a>), Gavin Jenkins (<a href="spotify:artist:1RJes5AgheuBdH3D4EtyDe" data-name="KEYS">KEYS</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:59yGsnbxfL1fbFYv5HCNd0" data-name="Rainbow Maniac">Rainbow Maniac</a>) and Sam Barnes (<a href="spotify:artist:4S2f4BosAW2oF9AfGEK8ZL" data-name="Boy Azooga">Boy Azooga</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:6ExEdAY7SbmCgJcegepiH3" data-name="Sock">Sock</a>).
Their full-length debut album ‘Another Day In Paradise’ was released in 2023 with a follow up EP ‘The Window’ in 2025, both released with Cardiff-based independent label Bubblewrap Collective. Nation Cymru reviewed the band's latest EP as ‘blissful music’, Buzz Magazine described their debut album as ‘a wilfully lackadaisical type of psychedelic indie’ and Clash Magazine said ‘languid indie is very much the order of the day’.
Their full-length debut album ‘Another Day In Paradise’ was released in 2023 with a follow up EP ‘The Window’ in 2025, both released with Cardiff-based independent label Bubblewrap Collective. Nation Cymru reviewed the band's latest EP as ‘blissful music’, Buzz Magazine described their debut album as ‘a wilfully lackadaisical type of psychedelic indie’ and Clash Magazine said ‘languid indie is very much the order of the day’.
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