Here Today Gone Tomorrow, by Michael Morley

Here Today Gone Tomorrow

by Michael Morley

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Howard Stelzer Sounds like Morley put an eBow on a guitar then left the room for 40 minutes, four times. I love it! Numb stasis for everyday sonic codeine.

Gavin Hellyer Four more extended drone works with occassional alterations in pitch and volume. Great stuff. Favorite track: The Resolution.

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	1.	The Resolution 36:00
	2.	The Advocate 37:04
	3.	The Deposition 38:03
	4.	The Conviction 39:57

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released August 5, 2018

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Michael Morley New Zealand

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