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█ ARTIST: Charles Vaughan █
█ TITLE: Documenting the Decay █
█ LABEL: Wayside & Woodland █
█ GENRE: Ambient █
█ BITRATE: 217kbps avg █
█ PLAYTIME: 0h 38min total █
█ RELEASE DATE: 2012-00-00 █
█ RIP DATE: 2012-02-08 █
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█ 01. Waving Goodbye 4:35 █
█ 02. Norfolk Branchlines 4:15 █
█ 03. Gone Away 3:55 █
█ 04. Clouds By The Old Church 1:57 █
█ 05. Lichens 2:36 █
█ 06. Barnston Substation 3:17 █
█ 07. Skies In '85 3:08 █
█ 08. Ruins 3:11 █
█ 09. Dusk Across Fields 2:30 █
█ 10. A Dying Thought 8:56 █
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█ Review from Norman Records: █
█ HereÆs a CD on the Epic 45 curated Wayside & Woodland label. As ever it █
█ looks lovely, housed in a brown digipack job and itÆs all handmade with █
█ things stuck on the sleeve, hand stamped goodness and thereÆs a plethora █
█ of free bits of card inside with black and white pics of the █
█ countryside. I donÆt know much about this chap aside from heÆs been █
█ listed in the credits of the last few Epic 45 releases so I expect heÆs █
█ played somewhere or other on æem. Musically itÆs an odd blend of █
█ pastoral ambient drone which works well. In fact it reminds me of █
█ Persistent Repetitions by the Caretaker at moments. It has a nostalgic █
█ feel coupled with a losing your memory/ marbles feel. So essentially █
█ itÆs a very subtle album drenched in a hazy amnesia. ThereÆs plenty of █
█ twinkles in there as well for those who need the twinkle. The closing █
█ track is somewhat of an anomaly with its wonky acoustic guitar, wonky █
█ piano, scratched record noises, gentle percussion before it develops █
█ into a more familiar warm sounding hum. IÆve just listened to this from █
█ start to end and IÆm already planning when IÆm gonna play it next which █
█ is usually a good sign. Nice work! █
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█ Read more from Norman Records: Documenting The Decay by Charles Vaughan: █
█ on CD at Norman Records UK. CD, Wayside And Woodland, W & W 004, ú7.99. █
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