Penelope Antena - Beamorose D&D Essentials 'Devour' ventures into political territory
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'Devour' ventures into political territory while 'What a Shame' tells a story about lead singer Brent Smith's uncle
This is the first time this album is pressed on vinyl
who is a being made entirely from light
Waxwork Records worked in collaboration with Lakeshore Records on the DRAG ME TO HELL vinyl album
originally released in 1998
Penelope Antena - Beamorose D&D Essentials 'Devour' ventures into political territoryExisting in the liminal space between Bon Iver, James Blake, and Imogean Heap, "Beamorose" builds upon the signature shapeshifting vocals of Penelope Antena (heir to the famed synthpop band Antena and Marc Moulin's "Placebo") by twisting Americana, Gospel, and Folk through a Kaleidoscopic lens, crafting a unique & soulful form of Avant Pop. Penelope Antena is the heiress to a musical legacy of mythical stature, living and creating on a mountaintop in
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