wasn't sure to begin with but this album really escalates to other worldly vibes by the half way point...sweating it out during this humidity with a tired head and a few ales in me has made it a real joy :) thanks for sharing with us all
Люблю различный weird и avantgarde, obscure etc. Тут интересная смесь саундтреков horror 80-х и berlin school cosmic. Непредсказуемая музыка, очень нравится такой подход к творчеству, и просто это красиво звучит и цепляет струны души)
Nice. The title actually made me think of Redwall, which is another English novel series about anthropomorphic animals in the woods, though I have never heard of Duncton Wood before. Nor have I read Redwall, but I'd like to. Making a note of Duncton Wood as well, now.
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wasn't sure to begin with but this album really escalates to other worldly vibes by the half way point...sweating it out during this humidity with a tired head and a few ales in me has made it a real joy :) thanks for sharing with us all
Люблю различный weird и avantgarde, obscure etc. Тут интересная смесь саундтреков horror 80-х и berlin school cosmic. Непредсказуемая музыка, очень нравится такой подход к творчеству, и просто это красиво звучит и цепляет струны души)
stunning
omgggg what a find
Used to read duncton wood at school now found this!
1st track sounds so christmasey I do love it
You might enjoy Robert Fripp's "Frippertronics" version of Silent Night.
Really great, excellent sound (for being from 1985!) Great job! Thanks for posting.
Moletastic.
Thanks @Alex Reilly, and of course thanks, Paul Nagle.
I think I know this guy. It must be a minimoog too on the leads.
goes really good with nicotine gum
Lolllllll
first track kingdom two crowns game
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Wow. This is good music. Inspired by this book I suppose.
Nice. The title actually made me think of Redwall, which is another English novel series about anthropomorphic animals in the woods, though I have never heard of Duncton Wood before. Nor have I read Redwall, but I'd like to. Making a note of Duncton Wood as well, now.