Get all 9 Rhonda Taylor releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Amuse-Bouches, chaos theory, AFTERPARTY, SEPULCHERS, NTH, Vol. Three, NTH, Vol. Two, NTH, Vol. One, Necropolis, and 1 more.
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Welcome to the Boneyard
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Idiot
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For Pirate Jenny
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Zombie Star
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Not the End
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Rhonda Taylor Las Cruces, New Mexico
Free improvisation from the middle of the desert.
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Reverse Bloom
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I can't stop listening to this. It's so gentle and fine and then it slowly turns so dissonant that I get an eargasm. And then it disappears and goes back to gentle and fine. And it does it again and again and I just can't stop playing it. It feels like it has control over me, in its fine, gentle way. Its dissonance is so sweet. You crave it the second it's gone. And then it's back and you're paralyzed, stunned, you just can't resist how beautiful it is. And it has you, again and again. ❤️
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The Fire Each Time
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Great collection. Unfolds like a true study in the contrast between KVM’s & McPhee’s approaches.
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