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Tag Archives: mutehead collective
mutehead collective’s ‘three nights of terror’
You might recall us mentioning the mutehead collective when we stumbled upon that frankly superb losscom cut, well it seems the label has gathered their favourite sons for a three set Hallo-phonic marathon that finds Perch, Sirch. and the aforementioned … Continue reading
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having a little rummage around the face book continent, as you do, and found this delightful soul alerting our inner weird ear, the initial moments sounding not unlike the broadcasts emitted by those dusty spinning rings in the original ‘time … Continue reading
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