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Fiver's Stereo track on No Port Of Call compilation

4/6/2018

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Fiver's Stereo has a track on "No Port Of Call: Songs From The Flying Dutchman",
the latest experimental music compilation of the ​Argali Records Netlabel.
​"No Port Of Call" is a collection of experimental music tracks based around the theme and tales of ghost ships throughout the ages. 
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"No Port Of Call" also includes tracks by Subversive Intentions, Anastasia Vronski, mhzesent, {AN} EeL, The Implicit Order, T​.​R​.​I​.​v​.​M., and 14 others
​including Dave Fuglewicz (listen below). 
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Dave Fuglewicz link
4/7/2018 23:27:35

Thanks for the plug Jay.

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Frank link
4/8/2018 20:12:49

I got myself the album yesterday... there's a lot of interesting music and fine artists on there! Love your use of piano(sounds like old) and sea-sounds.

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Jim Barker link
4/10/2018 15:51:27

You had me at "ghost ships"! Will download this asap.

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