Sub Loam – The Ley Hunter’s Companion
Sub Loam – The Ley Hunter’s Companion
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Continuing Sub Loam’s exploratory forays into audio landscapes The Ley Hunter’s Companion is a mini-album comprising two extended synthesiser and sequencer trips over the summer countryside, Lines in the Landscape and Odyssey, which add up to just over half an hour of electronic meditation and motion. In a more overtly melodic and rhythmic mood than in previous outings, the two tracks make an excellent soundtrack to any summer journeys out into the fields and hills in search of ancient mysteries.
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