Bernard Szajner - Some Deaths Take Forever book Some felt that his tally-ho

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and blissy Japanese female vocals

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with the depth of Rob’s voice as he sings “thanks for making me unhappy” invoking Stephin Merritt (Magnetic Fields)

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Bernard Szajner - Some Deaths Take Forever book Some felt that his tally-hoOriginally released in 1980, Bernard Szajner's second album is an emotive and sometimes disturbing musical imagining of two prisoners on death row, initially conceived as the soundtrack to a short film by Amnesty International. The complete album places dark, angular and unnerving electronic textures within dynamic rock arrangements, guest musicians including Klaus Blasquiz and Bernard Paganotti of Magma. This remastered edition also includes three