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Mountain Live @ Ginglik
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Regolith London
"Two wrongs make a right…"
Regolith formed in 2005 for the purpose of creating music
on a geological scale; music of mountains, shifting like glaciers, slow and relentless processes on grand timescales. From deep tectonic ambience to explosive volcanic noise, this is music of stone, designed to be as contemplative and beautiful – yet unpredictable and dangerous – as nature itself.
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