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Quiet Planet
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Zeppelin
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Visible Light
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Elbows
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I Turn Baby Blue
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Elevated Plain
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Bag, Rag n Shagg
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Living c
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In The House
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Child In The Pit
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Dirt
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Dancing Goddess
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The Soiree
09:27
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Plum Flower Embroidery Bolton, UK
An evolving collection of selected recordings from 1980 to the present. Anything I've had a hand in... genres cover just about everything. Last year diagnosed with MND, so the recordings are coming to an end...
Plum Flower Embroidery recommends:
Der Traum eines Kindes
by Churn Milk Joan
Churn Milk Joan is my collaboration with Colin Robinson from Big Block 454. We've done 9 CDs! Lots of loops, improvised guitars, vocals (on all but the latest) madness and some catchy tunes.
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Neutral Sons is my collaboration with Mark Cottrell, 4 CDs to our credit, this is the latest on Ya Ya.
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Back To Me
by Floating Pockets of Stupid
Andy Wagner's Floating Pockets Of Stupid mixes primitivism and classical phrasing with a child like sense mayhem!
go to albumIf you like The Flooding Opera Album, you may also like:
Forgive Yourself
by Publicist UK
Blood Relative is Publicist's latest post-punk salvo from the Forgive Yourself LP, steered by Zachary Lipez's unnerving baritone.
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Using a broad palette of samples, found sounds, and instrumentation, Inventions' 2nd LP aims to challenge and comfort.
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APESHIT
by The Sound of Animals Fighting
This Dallas group specializes in knotty, proggy songs with corkscrewing guitar lines, tricky rhythms and big, yearning vocals.
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