LITTLE SKULL - A Wayside Shrine LP rock While the expansive and mostly-instrumental

While the expansive and mostly-instrumental closing track “Salutation to the Sun” drifts a bit into Spinal Tap “Stonehenge” territory with its drum freakout and Gregorian monk vocals

Limited edition opaque magenta colour vinyl - only a small quantity available for Australia

During the late Eighties and early Nineties

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taken from the album "Heavenly and Heavy – Mixed Swiss Rock Candies"

LITTLE SKULL - A Wayside Shrine LP rock While the expansive and mostly-instrumentalHand assembled sleeve. "In early 2000s New Zealand, Little Skull started as a small project. Smallness was perhaps the defining characteristic. Lathe cut 7 inches in vanishingly small editions, the intricate, fiddly covers hand crafted with what one would have to assume were very small hands. Or just with the aid of tweezers perhaps. The labels of these records provided no information beyond an illustration of a smalllittle evenskull. The music was