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The seven-track release sees Karl O'Connor revisit a selection of old material originally released via Blackest Ever Black
Regis has released a new EP via his label Downwards.
Tongue Box sees Karl O’Connor revisit a number of his releases for the now defunct Blackest Ever Black label, offering up remastered and restructured versions of a number of classic tracks, such as 2011’s ‘Blood Witness’ from the In A Syrian Tongue 12" and 2015’s ‘Manbait’ from the record of the same name. You can listen to clips of the EP’s tracks via Boomkat.
Tongue Box is out now on Downwards.
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