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Visual promo for the new album coming out globally (digital release) through Bandcamp and Soundcloud. HA! Have a fun time watching. WATCH IN HD. 317 Views. The Moon And The Sledgehammer. 10 February 2015 ·. Today, and ONLY today we will be streaming our new LP on soundcloud for free (no downloads possible). com/moon-. am-single.

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THE MOON AND THE SLEDGEHA. has been added to your Basket. A Year In The Country: Wandering Through Spectral Fields: Journeys in Otherly Pastoralism, the Further Reaches of Folk and the Parallel Worlds of Hauntology.

Moon & the Sledgehammer There is an appalling new documentary doing the rounds at the moment: The Age of Stupid is one of the worst films I have seen in a long time. It hardly deserves to be called a film – just a pasting together of some badly chosen snippets about global warming. Meanwhile The Moon and the Sledgehammer, an oddball 1971 documentary about a British family living in Sussex without mains power or water is enjoying a revival in London and New York. Gripping his camera, Trevelyan steps uncomfortably close to these craftspeople, molding an intimate family portrait that is at once perplexed and awestruck. The women knit and garden; the men rev their engines; and Mr. Page decries the urban London lifestyle.