Rad Graveyard Sleepy Hollow, New York
15 songs tuned to the solfeggio healing frequencies, with lyrics about reassessment and questioning reality. Sometimes that reality is your career, love life, family life, where you live, or even the existence of other worldly things, whether that’s some sort or God or even aliens, we don’t know. All in all it’s an extremely personal album and I hope it’s as healing for everyone as it was for me ... more
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So in love with this album I know I'm discovering this quite a few years later but you never cease to amaze me. Loved Freelance Whales and I love the new stuff with Computer Games, so I'm really happy to have found this Jewel and I want to Thank You for doing all you do, including the guitar lessons you gave me which were alot of fun and I'm still trying to pick up stuff it's just going to take some time. But anyway I'm going to stop talking. Love the Album and super Happy it exists and that you decided to try something on your own.
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Captures the sense of being stuck in your head, your old patterns. Feelings of repetition, loss, even hesitant optimism. Just a brilliant album. So grateful to Chuck for making this beautiful work of art.
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