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Bomis Prendin Washington, D.C.
Bomis Prendin - The early years: We got together sometime in 1978, refugees from the liberal and other arts, five post-
adolescent DC-area transplants from Richmond and Pittsburgh. Within a few weeks, we were free-styling noisily in a living room cluttered with guitars and amps, a wheezing antique organ, rewired plastic
musical toys, and a half-dozen analog effects.
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Now its a LAShTal vs. HOMSI thing... nowadays robotussin DM is sold online in bulk by Terence McKenna. Christopher Mayhew reports from his mescaline trip. drink me.. Alice. Quabbalah... biden my Thyme... Lamb roast in Sydney opera House.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “TEST”
Glad to see the Birthday Party is on BC. I’ve had the 2.13.61 reissues for years. Hard to believe this music is over 40 years old.
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The second album from Hourlope is an experimental record topped with spoken word passages that conjure disctint worlds.
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On “Spirit Breeze,” Dylan Gilbert starts from folk roots, but gradually adorns his songs with rich textural elements.
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The experimental artists contemplates dueling realities on his sophomore album.
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Portland shoegaze that plays, as the best representatives of the genre do, with huge, hollow atmosphere against intimate observations.
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