Get all 16 The House Organ releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Always on the Move, Always Going Somewhere, Though Where This Will Be Is Not Entirely Predictable, The Sky Looks like a Mess, THO: Live Archive, Live at Hatch, Sheffield, 2019/06/25, Don't Give Up, Palace der Republik, Tour Split, Stop Stroking Your Chin!, and 8 more.
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Signal vs Boys
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Ruhig
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Holy Ghost Zone
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Karpfenteich
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The House Organ Nottingham, UK
The House Organ is a DIY label for audio and other artefacts sounding across a spectrum of improvisation and noise, it takes a critical stance to digital-self-publishing whilst providing alternatives to dominant streaming and sharing models. For deep-thinkers who don't take themselves too seriously. ... more
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