Dictaphone recorded vocal timbres of a young male out to pasture and crooning for his lover.

sploding onto your chats 
in a splurge of splickering and slurping
 slopping and starting 
carping and clomping 
rumping and pumpin' 
flumping like a gump, 
i ply 
snurgling, snirking and splackering
never 
to 
ply 
again.

Extremeties Of Vocal Timbre In A Mature Stag Dictaphone Calling To A Queen

Vague Portraits Of Japanese Trees

Dictaphonics, Vocals and Field Recordings

"Loom" & Pitch

We had been mean wheeling for the first four days before we even set eyes on the prize. When you pick up on the soiled fresh and the fanciful filch of your greatest grandfather you can cut into the roots and count the leg hairs till extinction. 

Of course, only our lord will know the right level.

The grand prix of forcefulness pushed it out of our fore-hinds and into the trimester until we were grasping back and through it into the wild, wild days of our septating and seeping mores. Pushing little pockets of air from our mouths through the filthy water (your microphone might miss this), we were serene from above, looking for our hunter. When you have this level of love we can hear the hissing blowing and turn it intellectual. 

We were moiling into the dict and we heard kooks (technical, fritz-angled), the long attempting sucking was still in the beginning stages and felt clay-worthy to the point of eccentricity. To this angle, there was an electricity that oversaw our meals-on-wheels mentality. No grim thoughts however. No taken beatings how and ever. 

How will you ever live up to this? 

Grab a 'phone and give it a whirl and the lottery can begin.
-Thot



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Spin + Thread (With Spawn)

Band: Staplegun Trio
Album: The Infamous Hopkins-Knopfler Triumph

Guitar: Dario Lozano-Thornton
Double Bass: John Pope
Drums: Adam Stapleford

Cutting Time

Look Who It Is

No preparation, standard tuning nylon guitar improv in front of Sony TCM-353 Tape machine.

Scutching And Spinning (for O.L and R.D)

"Well, it huh. Pounding. It was beautifully created, i think. executed with fervor. there was a healthy balance between the highs and the lows. I - I was blown away by the musicianship. It was purely mint n' that, pure fucking like whew." - An audience member.

D-ictaphonetics