What album is "The Sulking Poet" from?

"The Sulking Poet" by Blossoms is taken from the album Ribbon Around The Bomb, released on EMI.

Is the music video for "The Sulking Poet" official?

Yes — the music video for "The Sulking Poet" was uploaded by BlossomsVEVO on YouTube.

Where is Blossoms from?

Blossoms is associated with the Manchester scene on Dork.

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The Sulking Poet

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The official music video for "The Sulking Poet" by Blossoms, taken from the album Ribbon Around The Bomb on EMI. Uploaded by BlossomsVEVO, the artist's official channel.

Dork has covered Blossoms 41 times across news, features and reviews — full coverage below. Tagged on Dork's Manchester scene. The full lyrics and album page are linked above. If you like Blossoms, scroll for similar artists below.

The Song

The Sulking Poet

From the album Ribbon Around The Bomb

Label: EMI

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The Sulking Poet

The Song

Coverage

Blossoms have shared ‘Joke About Divorce’, a pop song born from bad timing

Delights have shared frustrated new single 'What's On Your Mind' ahead of their Blossoms support slot

Lyrics

On Dork

Blossoms: "If I tried to write a love song like 'Care For' seven years ago, I might not have had the balls to put it out"

Scenes

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