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The Drift - Memory Drawings (2008)

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Have you ever found your mind wandering while you lazed about in the summer heat, thinking to yourself: 'What would a post-rock jazz album sound like?' It happened to me a few weeks ago, and this was one product of my searches. I think I'll allow it to speak for itself, and refrain from saying anything about the album. An interesting find, to say the least.

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  • Anonymous Anonymous says so:
    May 26, 2011 at 5:52 AM  

    Thanks for considering my plead hresvelgr =)!

    The album is great. Reminds me on movies, when the hero has done his stuff, and slowly walks down the road, toward sunset. amazing! top