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Loos
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There's something about hearing the manipulated voice of a musician that has long since sung their last note that never ceases to send chills down my spine. "Extra Patience (After Sebald" has the most vocal loops out of The Caretaker's discography, and because of that, was the most uncanny to listen to. I love this record, but I really have to be in the right mindset to want to be haunted by it.
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