Here Comes Sickness, by "the band whose name is a symbol"

Here Comes Sickness

by "the band whose name is a symbol"

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Benjamin Leggett Yeah yeah this is jamming, it's unfocused, blah blah blah - I love it. It's a subtly shifting sonic landscape that always engages me.

Fantastic stuff.

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1.	Tsunami Re-Re-Re-Visited 13:14	buy track
2.	Bungalow Bill's Blues 06:31	buy track
3.	J.Archer's Drift 23:15	buy track
4.	Navy Cut Blues 06:31	buy track
5.	Aquarian Rotation 38:41	buy track
6.	Shadow Knows 10:04	buy track
7.	Ugnatious Terrain 08:20	buy track
8.	Arch Nemesis 15:22	buy track
9.	Pecipicetic Narcissistic 11:52	buy track
10.	Snore Handed Your Hat 07:18	buy track
11.	Morgan Jones Blues 08:03	buy track
12.	Inside The Tickle Trunk 11:36	buy track
13.	The Unveiling 12:35	buy track
14.	Watch For The Fuzz 07:15	buy track
15.	Tsunami Re-Visited 09:01	buy track
16.	Cow Tipping On Mountain Road 14:24	buy track
17.	For Those Gone Before Us 21:43	buy track

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2 discs worth of improvs in raw form with no embellishments executed live of the floor in the dungeon underneath the late Birdman Sound in Ottawa. Canada. Recorded to stationary zoom and mixed by Jason between late Fall 2019 - Summer 2020. Pieces chosen by John, in some cases edited then coagulated and mastered by Bill. Artwork by Brett Savage and Dave Cambridge. No known personnel specifically on whichever tracks from whatever dates, although, TBWNIS are for sure in full setting; John Westhaver, Bill Guerrero, Nathaniel Hurlow, Jason Vaughan, Dave Reford and Scott Thompson. These tracks appear on 2 of 4 discs from the CD set on Cardinal Fuzz entitled "Shedding The Albatross" released March 2021.

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released April 2, 2021

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"the band whose name is a symbol" Ottawa, Ontario

TBWNIS has been performing and recording for the past 16 years. We play free psych rock and are currently a 6 piece band.

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