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Holographic Woman

by Myla & Termite

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introduction to a snake 00:51
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2.
Pallas Cat 03:39
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3.
Virus (hologram woman) (free) 03:50
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propa smokin' (interlude) 01:07
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5.
Feline Eyes (insect economy mix) 03:15
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tension (interlude) 00:26
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NoTrustinSnakes 03:18
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Dark Green Mist 03:38
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Paperbag 03:27
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Reptile attack (bertha) 02:14
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11.
The next day ... 01:15
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'Holographic Woman harks back to the golden era of 90s lo-fi trip-hop. A collaborative project from UK, come Melbourne emcee, and songstress Melody Myla and the elusive producer and lord of mayhem, Termite to create an ethereal soundscape.'

'Layered textures and rolling rhythmic beats creating a seamless narrative over the 28 minute cassette. Distinctively English in sound, Holographic Woman is complete piece of work that pays homage to its roots in a strong way.'

This is a joint release between:
GaffaTapeRecords (northern hemisphere) Digital: SIDE A only.
&
uncomfortablebeats.bandcamp.com (southern hemiphere)
Cassette tape: SIDE A + B [Termite instrumentals].(full release).

白蚁 22.

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released March 31, 2017

Melody Myla, TERMITE

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