The End Springs - The Colour Of Brown Album

Tracklist

1	The Opening	4:18
2	Temple Crown	8:37
3	Raga Dance Pt 2-3	7:13
4	Aftermath of Demon #12	7:49
5	A Journey Through Clouds	4:58

Notes

While "guitar-centric" music was never part of Metaphysical Circuits' grand plan, we've still, gladly, found ourselves issuing the odd six-string benchmark (Dura, cryptic scenery, uBiK) the past few years. Here's another – undeniably different from the aforementioned – courtesy of The End Springs, the UK-based solo guise of first-take-best-take instrumental acid folk specialist Stephen Kent.

"The Colour of Brown" ranges from slow motion acoustic strum meditations to delicately melodic electrified conversations, floating over (reed) beds of animated psych/drone. Things get epic-like 'eavy and amped up on side B!

Limited to 20 copies wyrldwyde.

Home duplicated brown-esque cassette with hand painted label and full colour j-card. Physical production via metaphysicalcircuits.blogspot.co.uk

Album

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