Above, Convenience Store! - Død Kalm
from Psychic Gardening: Extrasensory Plant Perception by Various Artists
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Sparkwood Records Norway
Small independent label based in Norway, with focus on ambient, drone and left field electronic music.
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Jul 2023 -
Oct 2022 -
Oct 2021 -
May 2020
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I've never heard any of these artists before but...wait.....maybe I have..? ....in the haunted recesses of my childhood TV memories perhaps? Have you always been there? You're still here?? What do you want from me!!!? (runs to the cobwebbed, cement nuclear fallout shelter in the backyard)
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