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Artists coming out of this certain time and space in England’s Esoteric Paths are a warming and smart deluge of sound and art on our current Humanity. The semi-recent ending of lives in that group of artists was I believe the hidden genre of music and art. I don’t know what to call this movement but In time we will come to realize there was one. It happened from 1979- ( the advent of industrial & post punk ) now towards a minimalist post pop era. John Everall was a larger part of that hidden group of subversive artists and musicians. Like him Ivan Pavlov seems to have engaged us once again into this chaosphere.
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Thank you for releasing all these Coil Albums and archives! Anything created by them is worth checking out, even if it's not my favorite.
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