Get all 10 William St Hugh releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of High Upon the Serpent Mound, Turning of the Stars, Anomaly, Derelict In White, Dominion, The Cracking Ship, Terra Former, Weasels Devour The Sun, and 2 more.
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Steady Going Forward
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Sightless
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Turning of the Stars
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Inner Sky
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Distance Unknown
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Night of Nights
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Enjoyed the journey! I appreciate your navigation away from the musical black hole of clichés, i.e. spacey sounds...favorite track is "transformation" capturing the borderlands of shared between noise, musical instruments and fading humanity. This is a great album to sit back with the headphones, close your eyes and absorb the aural voyage.
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