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Friday, October 30, 2009
A project I did with some folks over at the awesome CLLCT.com:

Special thanks to Insomniatic for the artwork!
I'm looking for The Dear Hunter's Act II.
ZIP and MP3s only, please.
Please & thank you.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Fom Heathen Harvest's review: Small label Little Something Records has just issued a beautiful release with this Split Collaboration between The Joy of Nature and Novemthree, the package is so well crafted, comes with two buttons from each band and the two precious mini CDs inside a double folded mini cover (curiously each one representing a different natural polarity, Male vs Female or Animus Vs Anima) each side presenting their respective artwork. The whole set comes in a rustic envelope of linen tied with a delicate cord of wool. Awesome visual presentation! Novemthree's myspaceThe Joy of Nature's myspaceEnjoy!
Thursday, October 29, 2009

Artist: dmyra Title: Unpollution #ca325 Date: 2009-10-28 Keywords: un folk; anti rock; alternative; rock; folk (320 kbps)
Unpollution the connective [t]issue. Recurring themes include: Divine Apparition/Avatical Landings, Clean - Free Energy, the Mental source of apparent contradictions, conflict resolution analysis. Well, with our world in a dire state, one hopes to add to the clarity of the subject without becoming a fascist too. And so we have a decided leaning towards personal transformation to achieve this end. Contact: http://www.metaforr.org
DL: http://www.archive.org/details/ca325_d http://www.clinicalarchives.spyw.com
Monday, October 26, 2009

Following hard on the heels of Spoils comes the second offering this year from Alasdair Roberts, an EP of four long tracks that brilliantly bears out the conjunction of ancient and modern, mythical and analytical, in the title The Wyrd Meme.
Set to guitar and mooning harmonium, and sung in Roberts' distinctive reedy brogue, "Coral And Tar" has the tainted fragility of a double-edged love song by Will Oldham, while "The Yarn Unraveller", with its imagery of "the ship unlaunchable, yet forever doomed to sailing", recalls The Incredible String Band's more elliptical myth songs – though they never paused a song midway for a passage of feedback whines. Mythic beasts appear in suitably serpentine rhymes in the apocalyptic account of "The Royal Road At The World's End", before being summarily dismissed http://rapidshare.com/files/297941158/AlasWyrd_EP.rar
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