Landfill
by Dot Never
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'Landfill' is a song that examines the consumerist nature of modern living and the effect that such a constant onslaught of advertising & marketing can have on the human condition. The track was written, recorded and produced by Dot Never at their studio in South East London, before enlisting frequent collaborator Sam Beste on mixing and additional production duties.
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released March 8, 2022
Written by Dot Never
Produced by Dot Never & Sam Beste
Mixed by Sam Beste at The Arboretum
Mastered by Matt Colton
Art by Jamie Temple
Ceramics by Lily Pearmain
Written by Dot Never
Produced by Dot Never & Sam Beste
Mixed by Sam Beste at The Arboretum
Mastered by Matt Colton
Art by Jamie Temple
Ceramics by Lily Pearmain
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