Review: Dead Sea Apes / The Band Whose Name Is A Symbol ‘Pantheon Of Fuckery’
To get the main point covered: this is a really nice spacey, psychy split, with a slightly odd album title.
Read More >>To get the main point covered: this is a really nice spacey, psychy split, with a slightly odd album title.
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Read More >>Hello (again?) dear reader, thanks for taking the time to peruse this review when there are so many other things
Read More >>Bong-Ra is a special kind of artist: A force for musical experimentation, and an unstoppable creative entity, he became established
Read More >>Greg Anderson, a name you may know well, has been creating music since the late ‘80s first as a member
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