The Monster of Lemons, by Alligator Crystal Moth

The Monster of Lemons

by Alligator Crystal Moth

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	1.	The Terrible Elm 10:07
	2.	Blackweeds 04:25
	3.	Migration 02:47
	4.	The Monster of Lemons 14:30
	5.	Redux 04:42

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Alligator Crystal Moth is Michael Donnelly and Brad Rose. Recorded throughout 2005 and 2006.

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released November 15, 2021

"If I admire the catastrophe
would it cease to be a catastrophe?
They say crystals open up new
avenues of thought when paired
with dim lighting and a certain
kind of spa music. In other words,
to forgive someone, spend some
time in a steam room."
-excerpt from "Negative Transfer" by Lauren Shapiro

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