Lost Harbours – Wooden Wires
Lost Harbours – Wooden Wires
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Limited edition of 75 c30 produbbed and imprinted cassettes. Pro printed double sided J card…
The Southend-On-Sea duo Lost Harbours join the Chemical Tapes family with ‘Wooden Wires’ 6 tracks of heartbreakingly haunting experimental folk for the soul.
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