Horn
by Pharaoh Overlord
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Revolution
12:34
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Relic
07:14
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Lalibela
11:20
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Solar Stomp
09:29
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Sky
14:18
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about
"Horn" is a departure from the Lord's trademark motorik doom-kraut style. This is nasty, noisy full-on art rock from the outer reaches of space, like early Sonic Youth tearing it up with Crazy Cavan & the Rhythm Rockers. The album includes three previously unheard Pharaoh Overlord compositions and a Spacemen 3 cover. Recorded live in Lahti, Finland 2011.
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released July 28, 2016
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