Only Real - Jerk At The End of The LineThe much anticipated debut LP from Only Real, 'The Jerk At the End of the Line', on Virgin EMI. Recorded over a year and across two continents (in Atlanta with Ben Allen, and Streatham with Dan Carey), 'Jerk' finally unveils the gorgeously off kilter, sun kissed universe of 22 year old South Londoner Niall Galvin in all its playfully vivid and idiosyncratic glory. Occupying a spaced out, psychedelic dimension of light and dark, 'Jerk' is the work of a

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