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ig, bad bass ostinatos, slinky odd-time signatures, and percussion from every corner of the the globe are the basis for this collection otherworldly soundscapes from Gunn (who also wields electric bass and Warr Guitar in King Crimson).
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ig, bad bass ostinatos, slinky odd-time signatures, and percussion from every corner of the the globe are the basis for this collection otherworldly soundscapes from Gunn (who also wields electric bass and Warr Guitar in King Crimson).
