what if we lost everything

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There are multiple artists represented here. 1. Long-lost seventies psych-rock from an act based in New York. Inexplicably considered (Impossible to find) Produced By Johnny Brantley in 1970 Flood - The Rise of - on "Maple Records" GEORGE CABANTING ~ acoustic & electric guitars BILLY CARROLL ~ drums,conga FRED COVINO ~ bass, 2nd guitar JOHN T. MAGAZINO ~ vocal, conga, tambourine 2. Old alias of ambient producer known as Sky. They had a single album under this name that was privated from her bandcamp around half a year after release. 3. More crushing slo-mo heavine… read more
There are multiple artists represented here. 1. Long-lost seventies psych-rock from an act based in New York. Inexplicably considered (Impossible to find) Produced By Johnny Brantley in 197… read more
There are multiple artists represented here. 1. Long-lost seventies psych-rock from an act based in New York. Inexplicably considered (Impossible to find) Produced By Johnny Brantley in 1970 Flood - The Rise of - on "Maple Record… read more

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