Get all 6 Marqee Media releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Orectic Awakening, Shorthand (EP), Cranial Dismemberment (Remastered), Lost In Translation, Freedom Road EP, and Doors of Perception (EP).
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Look deep into my Eyes!
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Look deep into my eyes,
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Unsuspected visions of lust,
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Marqee Media Melbourne, Australia
Marqee Media Music is a micro label in Australia/Indonesia with a bunch of eclectic musical
acts.
Other artists available through MMM on Bandcamp are
Sidewalk Astronomer,
AntiCrisis,
My Wilderness
&
others to come....
Stay tuned.
... more
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