The edge of a curious wilderness, by Lend me your underbelly

The edge of a curious wilderness

by Lend me your underbelly

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1.	Compost valley 01:27	buy track
2.	There will be notes 04:39	buy track
3.	Phytropod 05:39	buy track
4.	He's on his way 17:05	buy track
5.	Here they crawl 01:29	buy track
6.	Intuition inhibitors 02:41	buy track
7.	Silhouette assembly 06:54	buy track
8.	March! 11:03	buy track
9.	Three days were enough to fix it 23:10	buy track

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Preview of "Three days were enough to fix it" on The Monitors: www.the-monitors.com/2016/10/07/premiere-lend-me-your-underbelly/

“…‘Three Days Were Enough To Fix It’ is pretty much a three-course meal in itself. Slipping in with gently rippling guitars, the track expands and contracts like a giant amphibian, winding through banks of slide guitar and tributaries of piano, before finally reversing back in on itself. Like the rest of the album, it gets under your skin in the most delicious way. Experience it for yourself…” (The Monitors)

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released October 15, 2016

Music is written and arranged, recorded, mixed and mastered by Lend me your underbelly.

Instruments used: guitar, bass guitar, bulbul tarang, field recording samples, organ and keyboard.

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Lend me your underbelly Hoogeveen, Netherlands

Under the alias of “Lend me your underbelly”, Christian Berends (the Netherlands) tries to create mesmerizing and surreal music, in which time is dilated. Experimental field recordings awash through guitar... speaking in the language of the ancients, blowing as a still storm hanging in defiance to gravity itself and courageously carried to... ... more