Tomalin Has Etched In

by Febueder

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Magic Afternoon this reminds me of a pleasant dream i thought i once had ...but i must of misplaced it, or let someone borrow it because i can’t remember any of the details, only the way it made me feel, which was reminiscent Favorite track: Selflessness.

cluster Such a fascinating album. The arrangements are sparse and leave a lot of room, but there is still more going on than I can fully grasp. It's experimental and jazzy, but also melodic and catchy; subtle and indirect, yet immediately touching. I've never heard anything like it and I don't see it's charm diminishing anytime soon.

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1.	I Break Them In 03:02	buy track
2.	Wolseley 03:31	buy track
3.	Cricket Roof 01:47	buy track
4.	Edition 02:36	buy track
5.	Rivulet 03:57	buy track
6.	Moto Gem 01:21	buy track
7.	When You Speak To Mingus 03:31	buy track
8.	Selflessness 02:39	buy track
9.	Luminary Jail 03:07	buy track
10.	Whirpool 01:59	buy track
11.	Kira Sincere 03:00	buy track
12.	Réseau 03:23	buy track
13.	Slow Salto 01:58	buy track
14.	Overthrown 03:31	buy track
15.	Quintet 01:06	buy track
16.	Merit 02:56	buy track

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'Tomalin Has Etched In' is the debut album from Febueder.

"This album is what we consider our etch into the world, like a tiny pattern of 16 etchings, on the largest piece of wood, no doubt lost in the bigger etchings, but ours is an honest attempt. It's a remarkable disarray with manic twitchy cadence, grand pop scores and graceful drowsiness."

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released April 24, 2020

Produced, recorded and mixed by Kieran Godfrey and Samuel Keysell.
Mastered by Antony Mugwood.
Managed by Kurt Steinke.
Cover artwork by Ellie Reader
Design by Lukas Keysell
℗ & © Febueder 2020. All rights reserved.

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