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Peacock

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Brutalism For Lovers / I like the blue subtle.01Brutalism For Lovers / I like the blue subtle.Rebecca with John Fryer and Robin Guthrie.02Rebecca with John Fryer and Robin Guthrie.
Albino Peacock /Unused artwork.03Albino Peacock /Unused artwork.

Surrender to the pull and you may find unreleased demos, unseen photos, old posters, studio notes, and loose pieces.

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Peacock

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Brutalism For Lovers / I like the blue subtle.

Let an image choose the way

Rebecca with John Fryer and Robin Guthrie.

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Albino Peacock /Unused artwork.

Path so far

Cello→Skimming→Wiser / halou08→Death Disco / shadow lenses.→Brutalism For Lovers / emptiness is often full of itself.→Peacock
field note / public memoryThe site is not explaining itself. It is remembering in public.field note / loose pageDo not ask whether this belongs here. Ask why it found the path.album note / 2026Coco feels like evidence recovered from a room that is still humming.review clipping / undatedCritics note strong influences from Bristol-era trip-hop acts, a melancholic/dreamy mood, good...found note / undatedTheir second album, Wiser , was released by Nettwerk in 2001, while the more recent, Wholeness...found note / undatedThat we are all in this together.