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This Mark Lanegan song from his amazing 2001 album, Field Songs, sent a shiver up my spine the first time I heard it. A rumination on life and its inescapable progress, this is one amazing song to tune into. It was always a pleasure to play over and over with the band whilst we were attempting to catch that definitive take. The effected melodica always surprises me with the tones it can invoke. That's the joy, and surprise, which comes from playing acoustic instruments through pedals.

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from the roots of despair, released September 8, 2013
t.k. bollinger: guitar, voice, melodica
Ricahrd Amor: bass, engineering
Vis Ortis: Drums

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t.k. bollinger Melbourne, Australia

Shunning fashion and genre, master tunesmith, t.k. bollinger's songs are relatable because they examine what each of us confront in our day-to-day existence. Expressed with both sympathy and eloquence, his songs are celebrations of the joys and trials that life presents to each of us regardless of who or what we are – the universal ordinary concerns of a diverse and disparate humanity. ... more

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