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Pocket Lint

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Pocket Lint — Cyanometer

Pocket Lint is the London solo project of Mark Heffernan. "Cyanometer" opens his forthcoming concept album Wunderkammer — built around the idea of a cabinet of curiosities, with each track framed as a distinct exhibit. The song takes its title from the actual 18th-century instrument for measuring the blueness of the sky, and turns it into a metaphor for measuring a person. Retro synth-pop production, 80s Sheffield electronic pulse under Shelley-and-Coleridge-style romantic lyricism.