1. |
Let The Shadows Free
07:29
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Lay down upon
An empty ground,
A shadow bathed in light
There was nothing there
There was nothing there
I'd scoured out
All the stories
Put them to bed
So as to finally rest my
Head
But what of dreaming?
What of flying?
What of feeling?
What of hope?
What of vision?
What of Callings?
What of Singing
What of hope?
What of crying?
What of loving?
What of Falling?
What of hope?
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2. |
Falling Forward
02:48
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3. |
Streaming Black
04:39
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4. |
Hands Wide
00:52
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5. |
Rips Black Paper
08:01
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6. |
Reckless/Braver
07:58
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7. |
No More Country Haven
10:36
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So much for our hopes
Of climbing into the sun
So much for our stories
Of walking on the water
So much for our hopes
Of saving Mother Earth
So much for our hopes
Of finding a country haven
Our hopes were so demanding
Our hopes were so demanding
Our hopes were so
Demanding
Our hopes were so
Demanding
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Antony Milton New Zealand
Antony Milton is a sound artist based in Masterton, New Zealand. He has been active in the underground and experimental music scenes since the early 1990s. He is also the curator of the PseudoArcana label.
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A Second Sun (2022)
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Latest release from my Masterton based small town trio with Dave Edwards on bass anad David Heath on drums. Heavy psychey space rock reorded in a dusty shed
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Canvas (PA022)
by Paintings of Windows
The very first Paintings of Windows album, released in 2003 on PseudoArcana. Recorded in a tent in light rain in the small seaside village of Paikakariki in NZ's North Island.
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