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Actinomma sol
05:38
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Medusetta arcifera
04:45
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Valkyria pukapuka
05:31
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Gondwanaria hister
04:28
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Saturnalis circularis
03:21
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Antarctissa cylindrica
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Echinomma sphaerechinus
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Amphirhopalum ypsilon
03:07
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Heliosoma dispar
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Pterocorys minythorax
03:24
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Radiolarians Stroud, UK
“Radiolarians” is the solo project of Stroud based electronica musician Dave
Cudlip.
His new self titled lp, produced in an edition of 300 is released by Stroud based Label Klang Tone Records.
The 10 songs featured on the lp were produced spontaneously as a collection of slightly sombre mood pieces punctuated by more upbeat wonky bedsit electronica.
Vinyl will be distributed by Honest Jons.
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