The Tracks of the Afterlander, by Adam Geoffrey Cole

The Tracks of the Afterlander

by Adam Geoffrey Cole

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Engel Ethereal yet earthy! This reminds me of a cross between the best murky NZ Flying Nun/Xpressway weird folk stuff of the 90s and classic UK 60s/70s folk stuff. Beautiful album that takes you to another world.

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1.	Stars In The Appletree 02:18	buy track
2.	Regeneration Sect 04:19	buy track
3.	Sea Burial 02:41	buy track
4.	Fairy Asylum 02:52	buy track
5.	House on a Hill 03:33	buy track
6.	Fortified 02:32	buy track
7.	Clay Sparrow 04:14	buy track
8.	From Which Burning Bush 03:52	buy track
9.	A Man Of Sorrow 04:03	buy track
10.	Joseph's Lament 02:35	buy track
11.	God Botherings Part 5 04:04	buy track

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The Tracks of the Afterlander' is the 2nd Album by Adam Geoffrey Cole with Anthony Cornish.

It features 6 new songs, and 5 reworkings of Cole and Cornish's favourite tracks from their previous project Trappist Afterland.
On this album they delve further into an even more stripped back and archaic sound.

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released September 29, 2022

All songs written and produced by Adam Geoffrey Cole.
Cole also sings, plays guitar, Cittern, oud and Tanpura on these recordings.

All songs recorded, mixed and mastered by Anthony Cornish.
Cornish also plays harmonium, violin and Mellotron on this recording

With Grey Malkin who played piano, Glockienspiel and mixed ''Houses on a hill'

Layout and photos by Leigh Lambert.

C&P Adam Geoffrey Cole 2022

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Ramble Records is an Independent record label based in Melbourne, Australia specialising in under-represented outsider music: guitar music, acid/avant folk, psych, no wave, post-punk, free / spiritual jazz, Indian classical, Middle Eastern, and avant-garde sounds from around the globe. ... more

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