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Witch Phase Two
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The Sheep Look Up
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Hartside Motorik
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Barn Scar
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Robeacon
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Greenside
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The Miller's Mile
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VCS 57.02.26
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The Heartwood Institute England, UK
Hauntronica from the heart of the English Lake District.
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Parapsychedelia
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A finely-crafted example of hauntological excellence, and immensely playable.
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Scarred For Life 2
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Fantastic album, especially for those of us with hazy memories of Doctor Who, The Changes, Children of the Stones and terrifying public information films.
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Zennyo
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Six Twenty Negative
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So wonderfully put together you don't realize the ingenuity behind some of the sound sources until you read the liner notes. Another fine addition to an increasingly expanding Radiophonic-like world.
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