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"I pictured those old Wild West cowboy films. The beat had a constant repetitive flow that influenced the structure. Like a cowboy going from town to town looking for something."

"From there the intimacy becomes increasingly welcoming, revealing the pleasures in the subtle nuances of this quietly rewarding album."

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"It was just amazing to sit back and listen to all these people ring up and tell us these stories."

Christopher Dicker opens up about his wonderful new solo piano record, 'A Priori: Music For The Back Of Your Mind'.

Two months after the fibres were first identified in the building's service ducts.

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