Urthona: Full Bore (Six Solo Improvised Unimproved No-Wave Noise-Axe Eruptions for the Canine Prehistoric Celtic Shaman God Noadu)

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	1.	Following the New and Full Moons 08:41
	2.	Aboard the Severn Estuary Surge Wave 09:00
	3.	Too Much Civilisation 13:13
	4.	Intermission 04:43
	5.	A Special Place in Hell for the Master of the Hounds 10:00
	6.	Searching in the Sun for Another Overload 06:29
	7.	Noadu Speaks! 10:48

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1000+ years ago the 15-year-old Urthona thought it'd be cool to make an album consisting solely of hysterical axe racket. Well it's taken a while, but here it is at last: FULL BORE, 60 minutes of mind-obliterating freeform solo hooligan axe skronk. Oh yeah, and it's obvs dedicated to the prehistoric canine god Noadu.

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released September 23, 2021

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Urthona UK

Heavy Rural is the micro-label home of Urthona (Neil Mortimer) and related bands, including Luminous Foundation, The Other Without and the Urthona Power Trio Quartet.

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