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The Wind of Things 12" - Fundraiser Artist Copies
Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
12" sea haze blue (clear with blue blob) vinyl record released by Geographic North. All funds raised by the sale of these artist copy records will go to the National Parks Foundation. Price includes US media mail shipping. US ORDERS ONLY, PLEASE AND THANKS.
Includes unlimited streaming of The Wind of Things
via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
supported by 119 fans who also own “Portside Mark”
this album is the justification for the hundreds of hours this year alone i have put into listening to albums. this record has so much versatility, it could be very legitimately used as background noise, or it could be a full-blown story that takes you down many winding paths of tension and emotion. the only difference between these two scenarios is whatever you wanted this album to be. if you havent already, please let this be the reason that you check this album out :3 kaycs
supported by 111 fans who also own “Portside Mark”
Excellent pressing of this beautiful LP. Labels charging orders of magnitude more for pressings that are scuffed up, off center, and noisy should take note. And it comes with an anti static sleeve to boot. Buy the record, you’ll love it! fbreech
supported by 102 fans who also own “Portside Mark”
can't pick a favorite song. This album came sideways at me out of the blue, doing heavy lifting and excavating that no qualified mental health practitioner could. Thanks Liz Jeremiah Perry-Weed
Muted, greyscale ambient that aptly mimics the introspective calm and leaden stillness of winter. Hushed pads rise and curl like frosted mists, brittle rhythmic elements crunch and crack, and there's a resigned sense of solitude that permeates every second. This isn't quite as vibey and whimsical as "Only Love From Now On," but it's still a worthy addition to Villain's growing discography. PannionSeer