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Alone in a World of Wounds also boasts cover artwork from Spokane

These new songs are far more developed and fluid then the first record

He’s part of electronic noise-dirge squad Corrections House

Based loosely upon the numerous tales of extraterrestrial encounters in the deserts of Southern California in the mid-twentieth century

With a foundation of simple melancholy piano chord progressions embellished with mellotron

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