Psyopus, by Stewart Bird

Psyopus

by Stewart Bird

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Completely gut-wrenching in the most subtle, delicate, and beautiful way possible. From works under the names Brrd to L'eoscombu Couti, everything that Stewart Bird touches is something of a precious shiny golden or silvery matter, which when I listen, I imagine holding closely in the palms of my hands somewhere between my chest and face in a peacful wonder of all that which is.

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1.	sun in cancer 05:32	buy track
2.	fun stuff 05:36	buy track
3.	song for my uncle andrew 06:04	buy track
4.	emerson 08:55	buy track
5.	no human involved 08:06	buy track
6.	mana 06:37	buy track
7.	when dogs cry 05:08	buy track
8.	Psyopus I 02:22	buy track
9.	Psyopus II 02:23	buy track

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released August 27, 2017

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