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Shards of static & distortion crash against disarmingly beautiful piano & synth melodies on this riveting new record from Carbon and Prose.
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A fearless cult figure from New England's underground scene, Sawyer's no-fi experiments with everyday objects and body sounds are greatly rewarding to those who have the patience and curiosity to give them a chance.
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Varied and interesting tracks/days. Field recording/urban ambience to bleepy glitchy noises with dreamy melodies, really nice!
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