Album Review: Canterbury – Satellite
There is nothing wrong with Canterbury’s new four-tracker, ‘Satellite’, and that’s the problem. It’s rare to hear such a meticulously written, neatly produced little package.
There is nothing wrong with Canterbury’s new four-tracker, ‘Satellite’, and that’s the problem. It’s rare to hear such a meticulously written, neatly produced little package.
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