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The Sun Is Not Hiding

by Handmedown Satellites

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1.
Intro 01:31
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2.
Horror Party 02:39
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3.
The Giant Octopus 02:16
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4.
Creature Of Comfort 01:45
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5.
Rubber Mallet 02:08
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6.
Oh My God 02:45
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7.
How Dare You 01:29
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8.
Purple 02:39
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9.
The Sun Is Not Hiding 02:47
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10.
Oh My God (Alternate Take) 02:41
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11.
No Such Luck (w/Della Drive) 02:12
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Recorded in summer 2004. Tracks 1-7 and 11 were originally released on a split cd-r with Della Drive, then combined with the other tracks on a small run cassette (around 10 copies). Elizabeth Hill sang and played trumpet on "Horror Party". Nat Kundanis-Grow played violin on "Rubber Mallet" and "How Dare You". Paul Kim played guitar on, sang and co-wrote "No Such Luck". Everything else by Mark Nichols.

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released September 1, 2004

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Handmedown Satellites De Kalb, Illinois

Handmedown Satellites (the name alternately hyphenated, spaced, or abbreviated) began around 1996 with the second-hand acquisition of a Casio SK-1, and has remained the instrumental DIY recording project of Illinois-based musician Mark Nichols.

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