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Parallel Lines
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Everything I see and do
I do it twice
"Here is the beach that saved my life"
Walking all around the parallel lines
Hoping for a new place to drift
I gazed at two heads beyond the mist
Walking all around the parallel lines
Smoke and clouds of dust from the nomad's eyes
Tracing my own life beyond parallel lines
Taking my own hand
I know it's time
Shoes filled with sand
In the parallel lines
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Going Back
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Mammal
Gary Beauvais has been making progressively evolving experimental, psychedelic and heavy music for over 2 decades in the American sub-underground as MAMMAL. Outside of any “scene” or affiliation he has persisted with his vision, creating a body of work that grapples with infinity and walks on the edge of reality. ... more
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One of my favorites. Minimal electronic doo wop/rockabilly tinged love songs with an otherworldly mood. Deeply inspiring.
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Field Drift 2
by Dr. Pete Larson
An atmosphere I often seek lies within this one.
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OWLS IN OBSIDIAN: MAGMA MIX
by Todd Tamanend Clark
Incredible atmospheric masterpiece from an American legend.
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Songs About Jason
by Aaron Dilloway
supported by 4 fans who also own “Parallel Lines”
Muzzy, warped and unpredictable, 'Songs About Jason' presumably is Dilloway's tribute to his 'Grapes & Snakes' cohort Jason Lescalleet – whose -disc 'Songs About Nothing' vied with Dilloway's 2-disc 'Modern Jester' for Best of 2012.
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After The Showers
by Aaron Dilloway
supported by 4 fans who also own “Parallel Lines”
Farewell horizontal as sleeps the dreamer - perfection.
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Grim motor-psycho music that goes from growling Steppenwolf jams to delightfully strange jazz/krautrock diversions.
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