Planes Mistaken for Stars "Do You Still Love Me?" 2024-11-08 It’s a majestic exploration of

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And we truly hope listening to our score from beginning to end will give others the same emotional

Planes Mistaken for Stars "Do You Still Love Me?" 2024-11-08 It’s a majestic exploration ofA harrowing document of life, death and transcendence, Do You Still Love Me? is the fifth album from Planes Mistaken for Stars (PMFS), the band's second outing for Deathwish Records and first new music since 2016. It is also the first PMFS release since the death of frontman Gared O'Donnell, whose cancer diagnosis loomed heavily over the recording and whose ghost guided the mix. Chemo and radiation would not stop him from making this masterpiece, in