Sea Pig, by Electric Self

Sea Pig

by Electric Self

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A bag of water, straight from the briny deep!!!! Swam in by many a Crayfish, Sea Pig, Sea Snail and other creatures. STILL WARM!

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1.	Sea Pig 01:03	lyrics	buy track
SEA PIG.
2.	Swamp Crayfish 01:05	lyrics	buy track
Why is the swamp crayfish really bad? Why is it a problem? According to MISIN, red swamp crayfish can be a host for parasites and diseases and can carry crayfish fungus plague. Once they become established, they can negatively impact an ecosystem due to its diet, which includes plants, insects, snails, fish and amphibians.

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From the upcoming LP 'Gastropodo' coming 2023

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released September 26, 2022

Recorded by Electric Self & Disrespected by Stive Collins
Mixed by Electric Self
Mastered by Adam Dempsey

Sea Pig
Featuring Electric Self & The Deep Sea Ghuunuulini Good Thyme Band.

Electric Self on Guitar! Seaweedboards! "Sea Pig" Utterance
Sch'gool Squid on Slap!
Absentee Eel on Clav
Gastropodo Gargantuan on Bone of the Brine
Seaweed Arthur on Pedal Steel
DeepSea Lumbar on Tubs

Swamp Crayfish Featuring Dr. Richard 'Panti' McGhallagher and Electric Self

Dr. Richard 'Panti' McGhallagher:
keynote lecture on the dangers of the Swamp Crayfish and their propensity for destruction, especially pertaining to their diet and the catastrophic effect on it's surrounding ecosystem.

Electric Self:
note perfect replication of exhumed tape recording from an outtake guitar solo by the Bearles, taken from from their 1968 masterpiece 'No, Go Away" and played backward and learnt painstakingly from "the old tapes."

Recorded on stolen land.

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Electric Self Melbourne, Australia

Through pieces of circuitry I attempt to express, and create small universes
In recent years I have grown weary of the digital signal & have favoured the aforementioned circuitry, made from metals such as germanium.
I treasure the crackle of the inoperable organ.
The spring reverb or the distant plate.
The ghostly Rhodes through the Roland Jazz Chorus ‘round midnight at Sinclair’s. ... more