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DEATH (HALLOWEEN)
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DEATH (VELOCIRAPTOR)
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DEATH 4.5 (EGG & CRESS)
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Wood Ship London, UK
ᚹᚩᚩᛞ ᛋᚻᛁᛈ
2010 - 2023
(Thank you to everybody for listening. This project has
now reached a conclusion - links to new and other work will be posted here soon.)
- ᚹᛋ -
Field recordings, Electromagnetic/Contact mic experiments and Ambient/Drone pieces from Stockwell, South London.
All proceeds from purchases are donated to charity.
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