st louis blues [SSR-RR-0177]
by 50 years of sleep
orlandolovekill
orlandolovekill
My afternoon's the album cover. Dreich, as we say in Scotland. Weather & mood both. Wee hint of flu to go with the cancer. Fed the birds, though. Squirrels & fox, too. The cats - my two & the neighbourhood wanderers - have had some treats & are chilling. The music fits the theme of all of this. Which is a good thing. If you're wondering.
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blackened soil
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endless days
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silence
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released October 22, 2018
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Splitting Sounds Records Novi Sad, Serbia
Active since 2012. Splitting Sounds Records is small independent record net-label releasing underground electronic,
experimental, ambient, drone, shoegaze, noise and other unusual music to the public. Our goal is to promote interesting underground projects/artists in DIY manner.
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