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Ghosts of Electricity Melbourne, Australia
"Exploratory soundscapes that open up new pathways into different worlds" (Foxy
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"Ghosts of Electricity" is a collaboration between Australian musicians Dean Richards (Disturbed Earth, Whirlywirld, Equal Local) and Michael Plater (solo artist, Northern Lighthouse Board, Cornish Wreckers).
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Ghosts of Electricity recommends:
The Dreams in the Witch House (expanded edition)
by Michael Plater
Solo experimental soundscapes from Michael Plater
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Elements: Live in Castlemaine
by Michael Plater and the Old Colonials
"The Old Colonials" is a new experimental/improv collaborative project featuring Michael Plater & Dean Richards from Ghosts of Electricity, alongside Glendon Blazely, Djinn Cosgriff and Tim Hudspith.
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Latest solo album from GOE's Michael Plater. "There's a raw, unearthly power here, and played loud...the world becomes a different, more exquisite and disturbing place," (I-94)
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Witchseason
by The Heartwood Institute
supported by 8 fans who also own “The Guildford Tree Vol. 2”
Unfair to talk about favourites so soon, but the words, then the ethereal drift of the synth then the deep bass hit of Circle of Protection are in the running for favourite
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Barsham Faire
by The Heartwood Institute
supported by 8 fans who also own “The Guildford Tree Vol. 2”
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where one begins and the other stops
by Oh No Noh
Fascinating minimal indie pop, with rhythms that whirr and click like clockwork, ornamented with silvery guitars.
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