Mary The Junkyard share ‘Sounds From The Junkyard’ in exclusive The Cover playlist

NME’s latest stars of The Cover, Mary In The Junkyard, have compiled an exclusive playlist to accompany the story’s launch – check it out below.

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The London band are on this week’s (November 18) edition of The Cover, a renewal of NME’s commitment to supporting emerging talent across the globe on a weekly basis. Every week, a rising artist will feature on The Cover – you can read the profile of Mary In The Junkyard here, written by Sophie Williams and featuring photography by Fiona Garden.

To accompany The Cover, Mary In The Junkyard have compiled an exclusive playlist, titled ‘Sounds From The Junkyard’. The three-piece band have chosen tracks by Dean Blunt, Pentangle, Lou Reed, Mount Eerie, Aphex Twin and more. Listen to the full playlist on Spotify below and on Apple Music.

Speaking to NME in The Cover, Mary In The Junkyard dove into their imaginative world that expands beyond their music into their imagery and live shows. “I find a lot of comfort from the idea of monsters,” vocalist and guitarist Clari Freeman-Taylor explains of some of the inspiration behind their visuals. “I love it because it speaks to a part of me that I don’t often feel that I see in art. There’s a sweetness that you can find in stuff that’s a bit creepy, a unique perspective from things that are deemed as ‘horrible’ or ‘ugly’.”

Elsewhere, the trio discussed being in a “transition period” and the impact they hope securing their own studio space will have on their creations. “We’ve been soundproofing walls and we’re even going to have three coat hangers laid out in a row, Goldilocks and the Three Bears-style,” says drummer David Addison. “Magical things will start to come out of a space we can call our own.”

Find out more about Mary In The Junkyard in the full Cover story here and see who else has been on The Cover here.

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