Crikey, here’s a flashback to the 80s. Leeds postpunkers Miller and Shill created this experimental soundtrack in 1982 with seemingly just a Wasp synth and ocarina to hand, and although micro-melody whimsy is at its heart, there’s a Tangs/Radiophonic Workshop slant that gives tracks such as Midwinter Rites a spooky Kill List/Children Of The Stones edge.
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