HAPLO (DL CARD) | VINYL RECORD (LP) 3 O Morto slowly began to

O Morto slowly began to drift away from the harshest soundscapes to seek a new direction

Matt Skiba of Alkaline Trio

from a larger perspective the record seems to be a culmination of several years of collaborating

both released in May 1969

I began searching for Japanese roots music I could identify with

HAPLO (DL CARD) | VINYL RECORD (LP) 3 O Morto slowly began toVinyl LP pressing includes digital download. Louisville's Twin Limb self describe themselves as "dream pop" only in their variation, it's a dream pop that combines the "pop" of Warhol's Chelsea Girls with the jagged dream states of Surrealism. Disquieting, emotively loaded, boldly defined yet wide open to interpretation, Twin Limb's newest, Haplo, is more like the musical equivalent of the paintings or automatic poetry of the early Surrealists. It's