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Memory Tapes: "Pretend The Devil Isn't Real"
Dayve Hawk, known to most as Memory Tapes, dropped this odd little track yesterday. The electronic composition shifts through about three or four sections, alternating between pleasant acoustics and melodies and more sinister fare. It never really gives the listener time to get comfortable, which makes its Halloween release date that much more appropriate. This isn't the first time Hawk has released a track centered around the scary holiday. Last year, he unleashed the 17-minute "Walk Me Home." Give the new track a listen below.
Memory Tapes: "Pretend The Devil Isn't Real" by Ragged Words
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