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Various Artists

"...should be feared" (?)

(Thirsty Leaves Music

- Greece)

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A compilation attempting to cover a wide spectrum of modern electroacoustic experimentation from the Greek Thirsty Leaves label, presenting Giorgos Christianakis, Shanyio, Fastus, Xu(e), Gusev K.P., Steven Sandberg, John Daly, Moody Alien, Zenjungle, KR Seward, & James Ross.

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Edition of 100 CDs in handmade & numbered paper (envelopes &) folders with hand-printed engravings by Pat Kiout Productions.

Label: Thirsty Leaves Music
Catalog ID: none
Squidco Product Code: 20845

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2015
Country: Greece
Packaging: Hand-stamped gatefold sleeve in plastic sleeve
Compilation.

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Edition of 100 CDs in handmade & numbered paper (envelopes &) folders with hand-printed engravings by Pat Kiout Productions.

Artist Biographies

Track Listing:

1. The Collector 3:00

2. Banat Frost 6:46

3. The Wanderer & The Storm 8:47

4. In The Midst Of The Debris 4:08

5. 09142 5:25

6. Blood Moon Vignettes 1:17

7. A Fortuitous Encounter Of Parallels 13:41

8. This Time 7:55

9. L 'Homme Arme 7:04

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