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Oaky Timbre

from Escape Aid L​.​P by Mojo Filter

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OAKY TIMBRE is the greatest homage conceivable to the UK Comedy duo The Mighty Boosh and, fittingly, the Boosh boys themselves have personally endorsed the track, such is their appreciation of it.

Reappropriating the monologue of Howard Moon discovering ‘Howard’s Note’ into a dance track, perfectly demonstrates Crane’s ever-present sense of humour, and ear for an opportunity. Oaky Timbre is an idea so absurd that it should never have worked, but it has defiantly proven to rock crowds and leave revellers sweaty and stunned, in a smiling daze, quite unsure what just happened.

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from Escape Aid L​.​P, released March 7, 2015

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Mojo Filter UK

Eclectic, Electric, Eccentric.


Purveyor of heady vibes and ceremonial jibes from sundown to sunrise to sundown to sunrise..

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