Fear Of Heights
by Lone Cosmonaut
Christopher Ellis
Christopher Ellis
Great enviro music of our time ‘lone cosmonauts’ melodic anthems and futuristic melodies create light years ahead in time and space.
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Anthem
01:16
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Spheres Of Light
02:57
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Bad Wires
05:46
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Stolen Glances
03:10
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Bench-Test
03:07
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Soul Navigator
02:42
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Telectroscope
04:38
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Future Legends
02:04
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For The Common Good
04:57
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Triage
02:37
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Controlled Descent
01:39
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Awake
02:26
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about
The debut solo album from tourmaline hum and Except Buses stalwart, Steve Tree.
Discover more about Lone Cosmonaut at:
soundcloud.com/steve-tree-1
hearthis.at/lonecosmonut/
facebook.com/steve.tree.376
www.tcfsr.net
Discover more about Lone Cosmonaut at:
soundcloud.com/steve-tree-1
hearthis.at/lonecosmonut/
facebook.com/steve.tree.376
www.tcfsr.net
credits
released October 29, 2014
Vocal samples: Miranda Tree
Produced by Dental Drill at The Patisserie
Cover design by DRILLArt
Anything else: The Committee For Sonic Research
Vocal samples: Miranda Tree
Produced by Dental Drill at The Patisserie
Cover design by DRILLArt
Anything else: The Committee For Sonic Research
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The Committee for Sonic Research England, UK
www.tcfsr.net
TCFSR started in the 1980s primarily to release the work of Except Buses, an
experimental electronic music group, without compromise to label demands. We lay dormant for almost two decades before being re-activated to promote the work of tourmaline hum, solo projects by its members and a widening range of other artists.
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