The slow dying of the Great Barrier Reef

by Bismuth

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released November 2, 2018

Recorded by Chris Fielding at Skyhammer Studios, UK - December 2017
Mastered by James Plotkin - www.plotkinworks.com

Artwork by Ross D Mckendrick

Drums - Joe Rawllings
Bass, vocals, synth - Tanya Byrne

Released to vinyl by Dry Cough Records (www.drycoughrecords.com) , Rope or Guillotine (www.facebook.com/ropeorguillotine/) and Medusa Crush Recordings (medusacrushrecordings.bandcamp.com).

Release onto cassette by Tartarus Records (https:www.tartarusrecords.com)

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