The Shining Levels Durham, UK
The Shining Levels are an alt folk group based in the North East of England. Their songs feature beautiful arrangements of
soaring harmonies in lush soundscapes.
Their first album ‘The Gallows Pole’ was a musical companion to the novel my Benjamin Myers in 2019. And their new 2022 album ‘The Silence of The Girls’ is influenced by the bestselling novel by Pat Barker.
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