Ripples Along Your Skin

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Ripples Along Your Skin

Posted On: April 22, 2010
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An aural lulling of woes from Finglebone – Acoustic/Electronic/Folk/Ambient – Great music from signed and unsigned acts from across the globe. Sit back and relax with a cup of tea, seated in your favorite spot and unwind..

Track List:

Ed Cooke – The Honeymoon Shell
Jason Flory – Dominant Monkey
Sighrens – The Heart As An Uncertain Compass
Hear Hums – Asipop
Monolyth And Cobolt – Carousel Du Louvre
Burzinski – Invisible Birds (Acoustic)
Finglebone – Nothing/Something
Lou Barlow – Puzzle
The Four Fisherman – Oak Tree
Songs The Sounds Of Seabirds – Rocks Scraping With The Waves
The Wood Nymph – Chesil Beach
The Katie Winter – With My Own Eyes
Magma – Blum Tendiwa
Papa M – Plastic Energy Man

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