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VISIONS OF OTHERNESS

Plankton Wat

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Studio Album, released in 2009

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Drifter Blues (5:17)
2. Visions of Otherness (8:22)
3. Tree Spirits (Song for Harper) (2:19)
4. In the Realm of Magic and Death (4:53)
5. Transfiguration of Infinite Nature (16:20)

Total time: 37:11

Line-up / Musicians

- Dewey Mahood / guitar, vocals, bells, flute, bass, drums

Releases information

CDr Blackest Rainbow (2009) UK

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