England Have My Bones, by Earthling Society

England Have My Bones

by Earthling Society

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Tim This album provokes the kind of atmosphere you would expect from a Hunter S. Thompson novel. Pure madness of the contradictory existence of modern man in the western world, beautiful and sickening at the same time. Love it!

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England Have My Bones
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1.	Aiwass 11:13	buy track
2.	River's Edge 04:57	buy track
3.	Tortuga 08:43	buy track
4.	Journey In Satchidananda 15:19	buy track
5.	England Have My Bones 04:33	buy track

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Earthling Society are a Kosmische quartet that in the main hail from of of the most un-Kosmische areas of North West England, Fleetwood. A town so bleak you literally can't drive through it; sticking out of the British Isles like a crippled dick into the the murkiest part of the Irish sea.

Here, Earthling Society built there lo-fi studio in an old deserted glass factory and since 2004 have recorded a number of albums under the influence of mushrooms, cheap speed and cheaper beer. Hoping for a few minutes to transport themselves from the reality of were they really live.

Along they way they have hitched rides with Julian Cope, Hawkwind, Damo Suzuki, Guru Guru and Blue Cheer. England Have My Bones is their latest album of fuzzy space rock offerings with a dedication to their Coltrane idols in a freaked out version of 'Journey in Satchidananda'.
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released August 25, 2014

All songs by Fred Laird except Journey to Satchidananda by Alice Coltrane

Recorded, engineered and mixed by Fred Laird Nov-Jan 2013/14

Mastering by Bola / Sleeve design by Andrew Smith

Earthling Society are Fred Laird, Jon Blacow, Kim Allen and Neil Whitehead

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released October 4, 2018

Fred Laird
Kim Allen
Jon Blacow
Neil Whitehead

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empty house is the solo work of Blackpool based musician Fred Laird. Formed in March 2021, empty house is an ambient project that fuses electronics and found sounds with Asian instruments. The concept of the music is to create a dreamlike or meditative atmosphere for meditation, yoga, martial arts or just sat on the sofa staring at the drifting clouds from your living room window. ... more

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