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House in the Tall Grass
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Let me Make it clear said the Moon to the Sun I'm not so beholden as you'd like to suppose'n I held you in such high esteeem would it make you less concerned that I might be a snake in the grass in the tall grass House in the Tall. Grass Supposed seems so artificially contrived what if maybe I don't know why can't you speak the truth what is it you have against society you don't like us You must hate us We're not the Fortunate Ones pause
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Masana Temples
by Kikagaku Moyo/幾何学模様
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Fantastic album! It takes you on a journey and pays your fare. 💗
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Deep Fried Grandeur
by Ryley Walker And Kikagaku Moyo
supported by 73 fans who also own “Oriar”
I didn't listen to the songs much before, but because of the Tea Parties I organize, I've really grown to like them, and I'm sorry that it's no longer possible to buy the vinyl. Anyway, the songs are absolutely great, they remind me of something from the movie "Y Tu Mamá Tambien," mainly because of the chill hippie "café" atmosphere. I love it—keep creating!
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Magic Mountain - EP
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Jangly college rock-tinged pop from New Jersey (where else?)
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Ghost Forests
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An ethereal combination of harp, electric guitar, and near-subliminal vocals, sounding not unlike a lucid dream only dimly recalled after awakening.
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