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We Are In Your House
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To Him Who Had Been
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Simiman Sound UK
Simiman Sound is the home of the hex'd hocus pocus happenings of Wizards Tell Lies and also features releases by The
Revenant Sea, Isobel Ccircle~ (collaboration with April Larson) and other projects.
Wizards Tell Lies settles somewhere in the cracks between post-rock, noise & dark ambient and takes its influence from sci-fi, horror, the uneasy and the unknowable.
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EP01 - Rabies Warning
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Surprising, delightful & intriguing. This album (& the others in this series) is meticulous & well-crafted. A must-have for those who enjoy discovering new & different terrain.
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EP03 - Don't Forget the Empties
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Every Other Day
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Mystical new single from Australian psych project the Dandelion features twisting Farfisa lines, ghostly vocals, and spaced out atmosphere.
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EP02 - Another Way of Looking at It
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