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Mountains of Mist
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Space for Ghosts
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Himalayan Dream Techno
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Aetheric Avalanche
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We Are Busy Bodies Toronto, Ontario
Toronto based record label founded in 2005. Releasing records from friends new and old. Change the world, one record at a time.
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I am a big fan of music with psychedelic tendencies as long as melodies and harmonies are not completely buried under tons of distorted guitars and weird noises. This album nails it for me. Very easy to listen to and a good balance between mystical psych-soundscapes, acid-folk and slow hypnotic grooves.
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what more can be said of flawlessness
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