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Wrapped In Plastic

by The Escalators

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1.
Long Lady 23:33
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2.
Uncle Bob 01:47
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Blue Fire 06:34
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4.
James, Boy On A Motorcycle 07:29
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The Great Northern 10:49
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Josie 01:08
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about

The Escalators consist of a veritable who’s who of the Melbourne music scene with all performers playing in dozens of other significant Melbourne bands. Composer and bandleader Kynan Robinson involves both the ideas of reality and fantasy into the sometimes beautiful, sometimes unsettling music played by The Escalators. Working with visual artists to create set designs, which include video, their live shows teeter on the edge of haunting beauty and Lynchian weirdness.

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released March 27, 2010

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Jazzhead Melbourne, Australia

The very best in Australian Jazz CDs. Jazzhead was established to release great new Australian Jazz in its various forms by Joe Camilleri and Andrew Walker. Concentrating on the progressive sounds of jazz while maintaining general accessibility.

From its inception, Jazzhead has pursued excellence in music and provided an outlet for great work of contemporary jazz. ... more

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