BROWNING MUMMERY – World Of Shells CS
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TRAPDOOR TAPES
Trapdoor Tapes is proud to present Australian industrial pioneer Browning Mummery’s World Of Shells C60. Recorded during a thunderstorm in 2014. World Of Shells is the collaboration between Andrew Lonsdale and Yvan Volochine.
Browning Mummery is pioneering Australian experimental/industrial band active since 1983, founded by Andrew Lonsdale. Originally performing & recording as boxmusik (1981-83), with early works released on the Boxmusik label; cassettes were also released by Extreme and Cosmic Conspiracy Productions with recent reissue on Tesco Germany.
| Weight | 0.063 kg |
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| Dimensions | 11 × 7 × 1.7 cm |
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