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Tunnel
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Seasons
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Lumen
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Paper
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Lupe
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Floating Ten
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Mal
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The Hallway
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Open Ground
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Stephen Bailey Perth, Australia
Stephen Bailey’s upcoming fourth album ‘G.G Ryder’ is the outcome of strictly listening to folk and blues rock bands from
the 60s and 70s — Bobby Charles, J.J Cale and The Flying Burrito Brothers, to name a few.
G.G. Ryder releases November 25, 2022 via Third Eye Stimuli Records.
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This is some great music for a morose, rainy day. Lush, sedate, bluesy, and with a certain apocalyptic flair, most evident on White Horses, which sounds very much like a psychedelic blues dirge. I appreciate that the songs sometimes lose themselves along the way, giving way to some beautiful psych explorations. I also enjoy the vocals on this - they sometimes waver, but they fit the music so well.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Tunnel”
This record somehow manages to slow down time! I enjoy the overall sound of the instruments and especially the voice. Either listen to this in a dark room and relax or crank up the volume and feel the fuzz! (Will probably sound even better on vinyl)
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I've recently been introduced to Mt. Mountain's amazing work. Lucky me! Such wonderful music. Thank you, Mt. Mountain!
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