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From a snails mouth
06:44
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and what if in our own world everybetween things boundary were to suddenly dissappear....
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Listening
05:54
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.....a picture builds loudest in the far imagination
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Nameless child
05:52
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oh my love, poor nameless child, your hand in mine, and I am with you now......
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Snareby Moon
17:38
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feeby murber bubsley snunmit volloc mine pru Snareby Moon
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bonesandtheaft London, UK
A band like no other, sometimes described as Primal Rock Theatre, what with their homemade costumes, elaborate pop–up stage
sets, stark state-of-the-nation storytelling and virtuoso musicianship.
“A mythical metropolis inhabited by a teeming population of sharply drawn, richly detailed characters”.
Aiden Dunne. The Irish Times
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bonesandtheaft recommends:
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Just brilliant innit!
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Weird and wonderfull, passionate and strange...just as it should be!
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