A Hole To See The Sky Through: CD Flume making it the band's only

making it the band's only studio album not to reach number one

Pass It By

Lent Term 1968

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All of which made it to the #1 spot on Australian charts

A Hole To See The Sky Through: CD Flume making it the band's onlyMystery Jets return with A Hole To See The Sky Through, a conceptually rich new album that acts as the inward facing counterpart to Curve of the Earth, shifting focus from vast external landscapes to the intimate ways we perceive and process the world. Inspired by Yoko Onos artwork of the same name (used with permission as the cover art) and her recent London exhibition, the record embraces the idea of finding meaning, hope, and perspective through