Gulik Records Saint Paul, Minnesota
emanations from within the enlightening cloud, hand-dubbed and hand-made for everyone [bigots fuck
off]
MIDWEST
DUNGEON
MEHLITIA
PASSIVE
AGGRESSIVE
SYNTH
SUPREMACY
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I love the mix of quiet melancholy and soaring wonder here. Listening makes me feel like I am looking up at the night sky on another world, watching impossible boreal colors dance along the horizon while tall trees sway in the keening wind, and gray-cloaked figures add their own long-dead voices to the joyful lament.
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flies the coop II
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