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Fifteen Seconds Too Soon
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16mm Too Far Away
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'I know you are in now'.
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Black Hair Rolled In Dried Blood UK
He sits in a small room listening to their conversations and speaking to himself.
They all listen, dying to answer their own questions. He watches his own likeness reflected in the broadcast on the screen and recognises no-one.
Black Hair Rolled In Dried Blood recommends:
Gracious Carnatic Music
by Electric Sheets Over Them / Goat-Legged Country God
Gracious Carnatic Music - Electric Sheets Over Them (The Face That Forms A Dying Star (fragments of stone tape), & Goat-Legged Country God (King In Hibernation, Caerleon reverberations). starsdots022
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The 42 Negative Confessions of Wingéd Ma'at
by Wingéd Ma'at
The 42 Negative Confessions of Wingéd Ma'at Full length synth/guitar/drone devotional set from Wingéd Ma'at (starsdots015) on Bloxham Tapes.
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Zener_01
by Black Hair Rolled In Dried Blood & The Transit Board
Another BHRIDB release unavailable elsewhere. Limited edition c20 cassette, dubbed using Sony CCP-13B high speed cassette-to-cassette printer, with unique, hand-stamped card art insert. Edition of 12.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Lost In Decades”
Ufology is archaic prose by way of sound. It is not unlike a collection of unfiltered Brothers Grim stories, which in this case, revolve around UFO mythoses. Each passage unfolds much like folk tales told around the summer camp fire in some dense alpine forest, wearing your sense of speculation down the further you listen, until you finally start to look around your dark surroundings and up to the sky for what may or may not be there.
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COSMIC SESSIONS
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