Slow Spines
from Slow Spines & Crystal Pearls by DarkDriveClinic.
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This is the 1st song "Slow Spines" of a 3 track EP called, "Slow Spines & Crystal Pearls". The other 2 song will be added sometime in the near future.
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from Slow Spines & Crystal Pearls,
released October 23, 2014
Vocals by Rebecca Coseboom, Music by John Fryer.
Cover art by www.themysteryparade.com
Photo by Tom
Vocals by Rebecca Coseboom, Music by John Fryer.
Cover art by www.themysteryparade.com
Photo by Tom
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DarkDriveClinic San Francisco, California
DarkDriveClinic is legendary producer John Fryer with vocalist Rebecca Coseboom. John has worked on some of the most influential records of the past 30 years and as he moved from project to project, he began writing for himself. In 2010 John and Rebecca began collaborating on these songs, which resulted in the album, “Noise In My Head” and the new music released here. ... more
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