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Master Harker Album out Monday 7th January 2019 Master Harker Album out Monday 7th January 2019
Master Harker's new album to be released on Bandcamp, Monday 7th January 2019
Master Harker New Album 2019 Master Harker New Album 2019
New Master Harker Album out on Bandcamp January 2019
A House called llamedos (Part 1) A House called llamedos (Part 1)
From the album, 'llamedos' https://masterharker.bandcamp.com/album/llamedos
The Wood Between The Worlds The Wood Between The Worlds
On this track, Master Harker plays mellotron and acoustic guitar
A House called llamedos (Part 2) A House called llamedos (Part 2)
On this track, Master Harker plays acoustic guitars, tambor guitar, acoustic bass, mandolin & keyboard
Even my Escape Craft has an Escape Craft Even my Escape Craft has an Escape Craft
On this track, Master Harker plays two acoustic guitars
Black Nore Black Nore
Master Harker plays acoustic guitar, classical guitar and acoustic bass on this track
Lullaby Lullaby
On this track, Master Harker sings and plays acoustic guitar and lead acoustic guitar
Two-Hourly Turns Two-Hourly Turns
On this track, Master Harker plays two classical guitars
Butterfly Needle Butterfly Needle
Master Harker plays two classical guitars on this track
My England (IRONWORK cover) My England (IRONWORK cover)
On this track, Master Harker plays classical guitar, surfy classical guitar and acoustic bass
Fairies & Giants Fairies & Giants
On this track, Master Harker plays Acoustic guitar, Banjo guitar, acoustic bass, home-made wicker scratchboard and rythmn ring
The Ghost at Treskinnick Cross The Ghost at Treskinnick Cross
Master Harker plays two classical guitars on this track
You are being...watched! You are being...watched!
Master Harker chants on this track and plays Keyboard, Casio VLtone, Ostrich Guitar, Isolated guitar pedals and electronics
Baby self-absorbed (Crywank Cover) Baby self-absorbed (Crywank Cover)
Master Harker plays six acoustic guitars in different tunings
From Analysis to paralysis (Lazy Jazz version) From Analysis to paralysis (Lazy Jazz version)
Your time is soon Your time is soon
The cheeriest sounding song you'll hear about death
Take some blame Take some blame
Master Harker claps and plays: Classical guitar, acoustic bass, banjo-guitar, rythmn ring and wooden stomp box
From analysis to paralysis From analysis to paralysis
Master Harker sings, plays acoustic guitar and cello-bowed bass on this track Nature sounds recorded in the countryside of south-west England
