Spokes
from Double-Edged Sword EP by Michael Garfield
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An homage to Albert Hofmann, who on 19 April 1943 embarked on the first intentional LSD trip with a bicycle ride – which is still celebrated every year on "Bicycle Day." Also, an allusion to mandala geometry and the whirling dance of manifestation around the still center of silence.
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from Double-Edged Sword EP,
released May 2, 2008
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Michael Garfield Santa Fe, New Mexico
Singer-songwriter, avant-guitarist, and live electronic producer all at once, Michael's dynamic live shows and intricate albums takes listeners on emotional trips spanning folk tradition and the avant-garde.
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