Flowers
by Schmaidl
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Waves
03:12
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Notches
03:30
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Flores
03:38
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GTAC
02:56
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5. |
Swim
04:08
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about
"I did most of the work on these pieces between December 2018 and May 2019.
Thanks to The Committee For Sonic Research for hosting my music and to Dental Drill for feedback and help with putting Flowers together.
I hope you enjoy Flowers."
- HS, June 2019
Thanks to The Committee For Sonic Research for hosting my music and to Dental Drill for feedback and help with putting Flowers together.
I hope you enjoy Flowers."
- HS, June 2019
credits
released June 21, 2019
All compositions, mixing, mastering by Schmaidl.
Artwork by Schmaidl.
All compositions, mixing, mastering by Schmaidl.
Artwork by Schmaidl.
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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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