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Whisperings from afar.
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Here's a little tease... the stunning track that will open our next 8tracks mix!
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We nicked this little gem from that bottomless vault of anachronistic musical treasure known as @sepiachord
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To make a daring escape eastwards.... "Runaway" By Beats Antique.
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On the Phonograph: "Kaii (La Musique M entoure)" By that dastardly duo: Frenchy and the Punk
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Ahh, bitter and soft like good gin spilt on crushed velvet by lamplight...
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From one shadow to the next... "In Between Shades" by Jill Tracy
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On the Phonograph: "Seven Little Girls" by the infamous Reverend Glasseye And His Wooden Legs
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Love, insanity and stomach-turning varieties... "If I Told You Once" by Circus Contraption
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Fascination and dark romance played across a set of strings... "Angelique" by The Crooked Fiddle Band
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For those drowned in the stolen river, yet discontent to rest.... Amber Asylum's "Riviera" #ebz
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On the Phonograph "Fenybe Tero" By Moon and the Nightspirit
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Miss Emilie Simon's voice tells of love as constant as old clockwork...
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"When I say 'earl grey' you say 'yes please' "
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On the Phonograph "Safe and Sound" As covered in delicious fashion by Celloasis.
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And another Tricky Pixie tune to compliment the one previous...
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"Dark is the powder of Death's redeeming/ Mark but that one pinch can kill."
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All we seek is a momentary foothold; an instant's reprieve from the madness in which we might grasp the truth...
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We're caught, all of us, in a great black maw of nightmares and dampened earth. Descending slowly.
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On the phonograph: "Sing Along" by The Peculiar Pretzelmen