Council of Ballroom Dances in Maine, by Ordinary Forestwatcher

Council of Ballroom Dances in Maine

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1.	maine is a strange place full of strange things specifically relating to the strange things that happen involving the strange people with their strange houses and their strange vehicles and their strange ways of living but its nothing to worry about after all it is just me right? (free) 06:04		download
2.	theres nothing like driving in a cold car in the middle of the night in maine (free) 01:11		download
3.	i see the supermarket in maine 01:20	info
4.	sitting... waiting... (free) 06:42	info	download

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released October 10, 2021

all songs composed by wilbur bullara

Wilbur Bullara Muskegon, Michigan

experimental folk multi-instrumentalism with post-rock/post-punk tendencies

Wilbur Bullara recommends:

Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada
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Spiderland
by Slint

This album and this band have had a huge influence on how I look at music. I’ve paid a lot more attention to EQ and music theory as well as intonation and tuning. I hold this album very dearly. Wilbur Bullara
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