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Sounds Like Winter Sydney, Australia
Please note, Vinyl copies of both albums are now being sold on soundslikewinter.com Emerging from the verdant undergrowth of Sydney Australia, Sounds Like Winter continue the antipodean tradition of putting a convict’s twist on traditional shapes. From loping bass to scything guitars, they are ferried atop a dervish of tribal drums. ... more
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