the real spectre collector - Part 1.

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1.	Are we lost? (Prelude) 01:13	info	buy track
2.	Berlin to Brighton 05:20	info	buy track
3.	Clearing spooks 03:48	info	buy track
4.	Are we lost? (Intermezzo) 01:13	info	buy track
5.	Hiroshima 03:56	info	buy track
6.	Betty, the group, the flat 05:20	info	buy track
7.	Are we lost? (Finale) 01:13	info	buy track

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This is the first in a series of interviews with real spectre collectors.

In these tracks Pauley M is the real spectre collector. There’s something in the way he speaks of his experiences with earthbound spirits and their ‘ways’ that is refreshingly ... believable? I think so.

Pauley M never chose to be the way he is, in fact he’d rather not be someone to whom unsettled spirits are drawn. We are speaking of those who may have died before their time, those who may be unwilling to leave, or those who may be unaware they are even dead.

Hmmmm, sounds like the hocus-pocus of 19th Century mediums and séances?
No. I think Pauley M is a spectre collector, a real one.
But don’t believe me - listen, make up your own mind.

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released January 17, 2016

'Paranormal Discussions' - Nick Olman - dark ambient drone.
Cory Henry organ stem - Converse/Indaba music.
Loop by bstring - Looperman - www.looperman.com
"Soporific' by Kevin McLeod - incompetech.com

Produced by Ron Jon.
Cover design graphics by Count Bakusic.
Big thanks to Pauley M for the interviews and a peek inside his world.

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