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The Ark of My Carriage
10:45
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I've to go somewhere for a while.
Back to the bunkered century.
Stone cold limbs.
Gusseted; wired like lambs.
Flayed on the mount.
Rip. Split.
All seer.
His parabolic verse.
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I've to go somewhere for a while.
Back to the bunkered century.
Stone cold limbs.
Gusseted; wired like lambs.
Flayed on the mount.
Rip. Split.
All seer.
His parabolic verse.
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The Night Guild Ireland
An anonymous collective of musicians and artists based in Ireland who come together to create music that wobbles the intersections between deep grooves, improvisation, and electronic wizardry. Emerging out of the multifarious pulses and energies of night & the collective spirit of clubbing, it is shot through with the crepuscular skittering of caffeinated electronics, like an uncanny dawn chorus. ... more
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