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B. burgdorferi

by Phillinois

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1.
Play (Like To Like To) 01:54
2.
There's No Point Believing It Will Get Much Worse 04:07
3.
Life Gave You Somethin' 03:33
4.
Now's Not The Time 03:46
5.
Mantra 00:44
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To Live To Breath To Walk To Be 02:40
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I Will Live Long Enough To Procrastinate (If It's The Last Thing I Do) 02:40
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Luv 03:48
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Change 02:23
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Tasteless, Unreal 03:13
11.
Pill$ 03:30

about

We're gonna let Phillinois explain this album to you himself cos it's something pretty special:

"In 2012 I contracted Lyme disease. By 2014 I was in sorry shape and, among many things, could no longer play guitar. A year later and six months into recovery my wrists were well enough to play a bit on the synth, so I bought a 1987 Casio synthesizer off Craigslist. This album was written in six weeks as a result of some mega pent up creative energy."

First released digitally November 27, 2015

Snag a digital copy here! philscott.bandcamp.com

credits

released March 11, 2016

"All songs written, recorded, mixed and mastered by me, Phil Gerigscott, at my house in Goshen, Indiana. Guest vocals by my wife, Emma Gerigscott."

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Liquid Library Bristol, UK

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