Red Shadow Landing (Demo Versions)

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1.	The North Sky (Demo) 03:13	buy track
2.	The Original (Demo 1) 02:44	buy track
3.	Owlpacas in Flight (Demo) 02:44	buy track
4.	Golden (Demo 1) 04:00	buy track
5.	Transcede (2001 Demo) 02:55	buy track
6.	Tomorrowland (Demo) 02:14	buy track
7.	The Lie (Demo) 04:24	buy track
8.	Don't Leave (2010 Demo) 04:24	buy track
9.	Golden (Demo 2) 04:34	buy track
10.	Don't Leave (Early Version Feat Steve Kilbey) 03:52	buy track
11.	The Original (Demo 2) 03:06	buy track
12.	Afterlight (Demo) 02:36	buy track

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Demo versions of songs from All India Radio's acclaimed hypnotic chilltronica album Red Shadow Landing.

"All India Radio have long been compared with Boards of Canada and Spiritualized, but the spacey qualities of songs like “Owlpacas in Flight” have more in common with Tortoise than Eno this time around. And just like their other releases, Red Shadow Landing has cyclical lines that will get lodged in your brain." - Popmatters

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released June 27, 2014

Album artwork is a preliminary drawing by Bren Luke who also did the artwork for the final album.

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All India Radio Hobart, Australia

I play ambient spacey rock music sometimes with a trip-hop vibe. Someone important once said "has mashed the ambient-hop signatures of DJ Shadow, Tortoise & Thievery Corporation with the instantly recognizable guitar soundtracking of Ennio Morricone and Angelo Badalamenti.. resulting narcotic musical textures are capable of floating listeners to galaxies far, far away." (wired) ... more