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Death in the Business of Whaling
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Seth Taylor lemmy.world SethTaylor@lemmy.world
Joined: 2025-04-06
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Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tW5x4V-L6Y

I've been obsessed with Searows' Death in the Business of Whaling the last few days. It's been raining heavily. That certainly helped set the mood.

Photograph of a Cyclone has amazing banjo. The fingerstyle guitar on Dirt stays in your ear. In Violet has a neat moment about two and a half minutes in where the banjo and the synth blend together seamlessly (that enough might be intriguing enough of a sentence to get you to listen to it).

Also, if you like chorus on your guitar, you'll have plenty.

It's worth your time!
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