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Where will you hide when the world around you is closing in? On theirlatest LP, GFO invites you to close your eyes and take a dive intoyour subconscious. Strings and horns float around from ear to earwhile their three sirens explore themes of isolation, fear of theunknown, and the fabrication of self-image. It's a soulful psychedelicjourney that picks up sonically where "A Song For Paul" left off. Thedrums are heavier, the arrangements are more intricate, and the vocalharmonies soar over a bed of odd time signature grooves. This is analbum that's meant to be listened to in the dark. So won't you jointhem? You're not scared... are you?
Where will you hide when the world around you is closing in? On theirlatest LP, GFO invites you to close your eyes and take a dive intoyour subconscious. Strings and horns float around from ear to earwhile their three sirens explore themes of isolation, fear of theunknown, and the fabrication of self-image. It's a soulful psychedelicjourney that picks up sonically where "A Song For Paul" left off. Thedrums are heavier, the arrangements are more intricate, and the vocalharmonies soar over a bed of odd time signature grooves. This is analbum that's meant to be listened to in the dark. So won't you jointhem? You're not scared... are you?
674862655007

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Format: Vinyl
Label: COEM
Rel. Date: 11/13/2020
UPC: 674862655007

An Ode To Escapism
Artist: Ghost Funk Orchestra
Format: Vinyl
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Where will you hide when the world around you is closing in? On theirlatest LP, GFO invites you to close your eyes and take a dive intoyour subconscious. Strings and horns float around from ear to earwhile their three sirens explore themes of isolation, fear of theunknown, and the fabrication of self-image. It's a soulful psychedelicjourney that picks up sonically where "A Song For Paul" left off. Thedrums are heavier, the arrangements are more intricate, and the vocalharmonies soar over a bed of odd time signature grooves. This is analbum that's meant to be listened to in the dark. So won't you jointhem? You're not scared... are you?


        
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