Thirteen Senses – Follow Me
4th July, 2008 by Chewbacca
I haven’t quite decided on whether to follow a Monday-Wednesday-Friday updating regime, or an every other day schedule, or possibly even “whenever I feel like it†– although that’s no way to get myself motivated. I guess I’ll leave it up to you to discover if I post on Sunday or not! Today we have a repeat offender as Thirteen Senses return to present their music stylings with an outing from their latest album, “Contact†released last year. Although they continue to – upsettingly – fail to break through to a mainstream audience, I can always completely lose my self listening to either of their two albums. Maybe you’ll find them just as endearing, or perhaps not, but here as today’s track is Thirteen Senses’ “Follow Meâ€:
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