A Record of Human Erosion, by Low Noise Tall Font

A Record of Human Erosion

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John Cratchley The opening track on this album is called 'Sartre Posture'...existentialist drone? now there's a thought;

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	1.	Sartre Posture 10:49
	2.	Have You Ever Seen Lights in the Sky That You Couldn't Explain? 09:02
	3.	The Trees Have All Gone Feral 15:12
	4.	Ground Loop (Orca Latch) 11:59
	5.	Dirt Bikes/Flying Bob 09:36

Recorded at The Music Center April 5th, 2016.

released April 8, 2016

Low Noise Tall Font Brunswick, Maine

Low Noise Tall Font is an abstract improvisational trio. Where are you now, Albert One?

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