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Land of Fire
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Amergeddon 1
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Amergeddon 2
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Far Side of the Moon
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Drifting Boat
03:57
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Frogdance
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Winter Song
05:14
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Spongecake
06:43
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Horse
03:49
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Moon Dance
03:37
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At The Corner Of Heaven
06:44
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Shining Fish
04:41
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Isana
03:25
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Macacos
03:50
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Let's Go Back
04:02
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Guano Breath Malaysia
My output mostly dates back to the 1980s and has been heard by a mere handful. This isn't what I'm into now but at least I'm
not too embarrassed about it.
Collaborations with others & freestyle choreographic works form an integral part of my archive.
I enjoy being the world's least ambitious musician.
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Guano Breath recommends:
Loitsu - Seitsentähdet
by [neofolk, acoustic] [2017]
Finnish wizard Roni Kurkijávri visited Magick River 11 years ago & recorded me on bamboo flutes for one of his albums. I like his quirky, passionate output.
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Plug Out The Machines
by Hameer Zawawi
Right out of Malaysia's nearly extinct musical fringe emerges a bona fide talent named Hameer Zawawi, idiosyncratic singer-songwriter with his own unique style.
go to albumIf you like Angelica Tapes, you may also like:
The Dissolution of Recall
by Mike Cadoo
Mike Cadoo’s concept record dealing with his father’s dementia diagnosis wrenches palpable emotion from haunting ambient textures.
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Traveler's Ode
by Dao Strom
Portland's Dao Strom describes her work as "song poems," gorgeously layered dark ambient folk soundscapes with a heavy sense of foreboding.
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The Wisdom Line
by David Bridie
David Bridie’s “The Wisdom Line” pairs stark, poetic lyrics with hushed, minimal instrumentation, recalling groups like Tindersticks.
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by JoJo Worthington
Eerie, indescribable, and mysterious, the music of JoJo Worthington feels like it's set in some lost, enchanted forest.
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