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GRAPHICAL RECORDINGS - Mark Templeton: Distorted Tourist excerpts
Fluid RadioFollow “If you’re familiar with the work of Mark Templeton, you’ll know he likes to miniaturise and extemporise a context on…” on Jun 29th, 2018 →
Mark Templeton - Gentle Heart excerpts
SonofmarketingFollow “Canadian musician and sound artist Mark Templeton returned with the third instalment in his Heart trilogy. Following Scotch Heart (2011)…” on Jul 7th, 2017 →
Mark Templeton + Kyle Armstrong - SIDE B
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Lend Me Your EarsFollow “Weeks into the new year but still, er, partying like it's 2013 (fretting ludicrously over inclusions even now, more like...),…” on Jan 27th, 2014 →
Mark Templeton - Kingdom Key
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Mark Templeton - Carved And Cared For
Anti-Gravity BunnyFollow “Mark Templeton – Carved And Cared For (Under The Spire) Download audio file (Mark%20Templeton%20-%20Carved%20And%20Cared%20For.mp3) A true winner right here. Templeton’s…” on Feb 1st, 2013 →
Mark Templeton - Live at the Artery (extract)
Lend Me Your EarsFollow “Staying with cassette culture, Mark Templeton brings unseasonal warmth to Edmonton, Alberta with a typically dense, knotty live set to…” on Aug 4th, 2011 →
Mark Templeton - Horizon
Lend Me Your EarsFollow “The second of three playlists celebrating our 'festive 50', a half-century of albums that particularly mattered to LMYE in 2010…” on Jan 2nd, 2011 →
Mark Templeton & Aa. Munson - It's OK to Fall
Lend Me Your EarsFollow “Among the first artists featured back in our 2007 dawn (here, in fact), Mark Templeton's densely dreamy fragilities have become…” on Jun 4th, 2010 →