Why It Got To Be So Damn Tough
from Are You An Axolotl by Nautilis
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from Are You An Axolotl,
released April 15, 2002
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Skyler McGlothlin Austin, Texas
Skyler McGlothlin is a Texan electronic music artist that has released music under Nautilis and Malcom Kipe. He also owns
and operates Laguna Studio. Skyler McGlothlin does music consulting, licensing, custom compositions, scoring, and sound design.
View reel and listen to bands / albums recorded by Skyler @ www.lagunastudio.com
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where most album have occasional “wow, this is really awesome!” moments, each song here is that. I’ll never forget the first time I listened to this album.
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First of all, this record represents part of Dave's major arcana; I consider this one of his major releases. I feel like this is a listening record – the music is timeless and gets more interesting the more I hear it. This is one of my favorites. The vinyl release is simply jaw-dropping. It's made with the new vinyl formulation that has much less surface noise than records of the past. Its perfectly mastered. I'm upgrading my whole system just to be able to properly play it.
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