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Free Variety Theatre with Vasco Morais - Vascology

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1.
Shelter Beneath That Horrific Epitaph 07:41
2.
Your Personal Myth Is Knocking 15:13
3.
Bloody Fruits Keep Falling 10:20
4.
Scaffolding Made Of Bones And Diamond 07:50

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“God, take this off!” - An ordered list, like a set of ordered elements (possibly infinite). Order matters. Most precisely as strings or words or infinite streams. The empty context; later Turkic and Shamanist subjects. After a 10th-century World Tree descended, and the red ring that surrounds all of the elements, the Horse also expressed might and power.
Thrunk.
Four dense shapes have a complex, coral-like three-dimensional structure. Other types of bone include 206 separate atoms, at least. Diagonals with wildly varying standards and sizes, hardly rationalised by his brother David; or, a coupling device far more robust than rope construction. In 1913, the improved "Universe” soon became the industry standard. In 1923, the company introduced dimensions, stability, tall buildings, and the system.

Alexander Cutteridge – Digital Percussion, Trumpet, Sequencer, Guitar; artwork.
Vasco Morais – Percussion, Saxophone, Voice, Others.
Daniel Moschopoulos – Piano, Guitar.
Pilar Marshall Torres – Words, Voice (track 2).

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released November 5, 2014

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