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Tag Archives: alison o’donnell
alison o’donnell
Mega Dodo see out the year end with news of a strictly limited 7 inch offering from Alison O’Donnell that’s due to land February time. Just 250 copies of this nugget, the first 100 coming signed by Ms O’Donnell’s fair … Continue reading
alison o’donnell
I feel a Mega Dodo special is looming in the distance not least because we’ve been greeted with releases aplenty from this most admired of sound houses. With that in mind a little sneak peek of something incoming from former … Continue reading
plankton – a fruits de mer collection
back in the day when we were all so much younger, some of us hairier, a fledging label took root initially dovetailing its elder sibling Bracken records. It was a quiet affair, there was promise of sounds hinted in krautrock, … Continue reading
songs from the black meadow
Ever essential, Mega Dodo are fast carving an eclectic name for themselves crafting out an enviable back catalogue populated by psych and folk and all sonic variances lurking within. Latest outing sees them forging links with author / musician Chris … Continue reading
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singled out – missive 173
Singled Out Missive 173 For Kelly and Mark – missing you terribly. Singled Out – revolutions of the 45 kind. Ah indeed another singled out, perhaps its just me (and as its me who compiles them then it is me) … Continue reading
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