Finn of Tomland
Silly me should have had got this in digital format long ago to save the precious vinyl from wear and tear.
These polyrhythmic tracks are just mindbogglingly great and fit like a glove for my taste buds.
Highly recommended.
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Eleven
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Dotted
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Raid
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Flares
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Apophenia
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