Cindytalk: A Life Is Everywhere

Editions Mego

12,00 €

Produktnummer: eMego167

Produktinformationen "Cindytalk: A Life Is Everywhere"

A great new album from Cindytalk with 6 intricate tracks of sonic textures and noise, recorded in London and Okamoto in 2011-2012. Recommended!

LAST COPY - played in the store a few times. Shallow scratch on track B2 (barely audible)

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