Sofia Härdig

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”Lighthouse of Glass is an emotionally charged musical stab in the heart.” 5.0 out of 5.0 stars and Single of The month Louder Than War UK linktr.ee/sofiahardig

”a powerful and soulful work, which shows how the singer-songwriter knows how to utilize her experiences in theater and music. Gifted with a fascinated voice, she surprises with her quality and expressive ability” IL MANIFESTO Italian National Newspaper

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”her new stuff is just fabulous. She’s always had a Patti Smith like ability to inject her envelope pushing indie-rock into strange and interesting directions and that really comes to the fore on tracks like ‘Kingdom Come’, which takes a soft rock template and then gives it a real post-punky energy

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”I think of "Collision", one of the best things I've heard in recent months, we are at every turn pushed in the presence of a deviation from the usual path” thank you for the fantastic review from Italian music Map that goes on to compare the album to Nick Cave, David Bowie, Pj Harvey,

”mixture of Patti Smith and Nick Cave, as if she were to "Dance barefoot" with Cave as backing vocals, I celebrate it…,, others names as Alan Vega and PJ Harvey. This has goth drama and proto-punk urgency, singer/songwriter finesse and pop sensibility – definitely worth discovering. OX Magazine

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Amazing review by UK Desert Island Cloud ”Each of the ten final tracks stands as a shard of that creative crystal meticulously carved, fiercely luminous. like pure transmission — a moment of rare, divine possession leave no doubt: this is a record built on chemistry, craft, and quiet rebellion.”

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LIGHTHOUSE OF GLASS 10/10 ”She has always had the ability, like Patti Smith, to explode the field of possibilities of her indie rock, inspired by soft rock with a post-punk energy (Title song like a Joy Division piece covered in the Cure studios by the Patti Smith Group.)”

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”her new stuff is just fabulous. She’s always had a Patti Smith like ability to inject her envelope pushing indie-rock into strange and interesting directions and that really comes to the fore on tracks like ‘Kingdom Come’, which takes a soft rock template and then gives it a real post-punky energy”

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