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Posted on 25 th October 201625 th October 2016 by — Leave a comment

Audiological Transmission #43/52: Deep Undergrowth – The Forest / The Wald

Audiological exploration by Polypores from the album The Forest / The Wald.

Preorder 31st October 2016. Released 14th November 2016.

Will be available via our Artifacts Shop, our Bandcamp Ether Victrola and at Norman Records.

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