Exorcism
by Power Animal
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Digital Album
Immediate download of 11-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.
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Limited Edition Cassette (Ltd. 100)
Includes immediate download of 11-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire. -
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Better Water
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Rough Year (Interlude)
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Glandular Fever
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Mold Spores
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Bow and Arrow
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Exorcism
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about
"A congregation of positive vibes, with all proceeds going to a great cause." -Duncan Cooper, The FADER
"It’s a swelling, shuffling pastiche of intriguing tones and rhythms all carefully sewn-together into tightly composed pop jams." -Turntable Kitchen
"This has been one of my favorite things so far this year." -Critical Masses
"...an unusually triumphant album of sample-based, analog pocket symphonies, where Hampson’s palpable optimism is only tempered by underlying sense of longing for a future when his body can keep up with his restless imagination. And its that restlessness that proves to be the album’s engine; boasting a collection of tracks that easily traces a lineage through the quaking, sample-centric craziness of the Avalanches, the experimental hip-hop of Prefuse 73, and the warm '80s nostalgia of Washed Out, Exorcism barely sits still." -Patrick Bowman, Prefix Magazine
"It’s a swelling, shuffling pastiche of intriguing tones and rhythms all carefully sewn-together into tightly composed pop jams." -Turntable Kitchen
"This has been one of my favorite things so far this year." -Critical Masses
"...an unusually triumphant album of sample-based, analog pocket symphonies, where Hampson’s palpable optimism is only tempered by underlying sense of longing for a future when his body can keep up with his restless imagination. And its that restlessness that proves to be the album’s engine; boasting a collection of tracks that easily traces a lineage through the quaking, sample-centric craziness of the Avalanches, the experimental hip-hop of Prefuse 73, and the warm '80s nostalgia of Washed Out, Exorcism barely sits still." -Patrick Bowman, Prefix Magazine
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released 28 February 2012
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Crash Symbols began in 2010 on a West Virginia porch while Born Gold and Jheri Evans crashed at the home of Dwight Pavlovic ... more and Liz Toler. Its life quickly began with tapes from Hear Hums and Foot Village, following the success of Dope Mountain Fuck, the first in a series of “Dope Fuck” mixtapes. Bear in mind our good intentions and we’ll give you some tapes. Maybe you can play them in your car. less
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