The Blackshore Tape EP, by Digitonal

The Blackshore Tape EP

by Digitonal

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Alexandros A "sphericals" recalls early Digitonal brilliance !!!!!!!!!!!!
a work of art.....
Pure Magic....... Favorite track: Sphericals.

Jon Botham Gorgeous. On my third play through today. Favorite track: Sphericals.

Strictly Kev Stunning! 'Sphericals' is beautiful Favorite track: Sphericals.

Michael J Bates Although the electronics here have a lovely warm vibe to them there is also an wonderful aspect of intimacy which sets it apart from the pack.
Very worthy this. Favorite track: Szegény Legény.

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	1.	Sphericals 08:02
	2.	Szegény Legény 03:41
	3.	Pleiades 05:42
	4.	Lullaby for an Alien Child 03:45

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Digitonal
The Blackshore Tape EP

Andy Dobson:
"I'm putting 'digitonal' to sleep, but these are technically 'digitonal' tracks, even if they're all just me in synthy mode. I'm happy to still put them out as the final (for the foreseeable) digitonal release or under my new name: Of the Night Sky/Alphabox.

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released March 17, 2023

All tracks written, performed and produced by Andrew Dobson on Blackshore Quay, Suffolk.
Mastered by Dean Honer
Artwork by Oonagh Digby
Thanks to Dom Graveson.

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