Meditations On A Theme
from Parade On Main by Querious
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about
not intentionally.
Sometimes I lie down in the centre
between left and right.
i focused on the loop.
when we played
I looped it once
then a couple of other times
arbitarly.
came out ok
I thought.
lyrics
and mixed the two of them.
credits
Gavin MacNeil - Guitar, Noise, Loop
Christopher Murray - Guitar, Echos
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hue/you Pelerin, New Brunswick
Out here there is nothing but vastness that has yet been filled. The sanctuary that you have lived in for so many years deserves better bitterness; come here and melt with clay statues.
Breathe first.
discography
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Apr 2021 -
Jan 2021 -
Oct 2020 -
Aug 2020
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