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1. Explore releases from Fire In The Head at Discogs. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Fire In The Head at the Discogs Marketplace. Michael Page (2), Sky Burial. Variations: Viewing All | Fire In The Head. F/I/T/H [a] Artist. Edit Artist Fire In The Head: Japan ‎ (CDr, EP, Ltd) Mass Noise: MASS US:

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2. There I Saw The Grey Wolf Gaping - CD from Sky Burial, $ USD. “There I Saw The Grey Wolf Gaping” marks a return to the shorter compostions which comprised Sky Burial’s first few releases. These tracks reflect the width and breadth of sounds which inspire Sky Burial’s brand of sonic eclecticism, from kosmische/krautrock, music concrete, and early industrial to shoegaze, ambient.

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3. SKY BURIAL- IV from Sky Burial, $ USD. 3" cdr released by Silken Tofu. Ltd. ed. of

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4. Fire In The Head/Bereft- MA/PE/FU Volume 1 - LP from Sky Burial, $ USD. Massachusetts power electronics heavyweights go head-to-head in the first Volume of the MA/PE/FU series. Fire in the Head is Michael Page the prolific artist also behind Sky Burial and Irukandji who hails from Cape Cod. On Side A FITH offers a fast paced whirlwind of unrelenting noise complemented by ambient interludes.

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5. SKY BURIAL- Studies In Chromesthesia CDR from Sky Burial, $ USD. Strictly limited potsleconmasscountproph.pingpalliridigarariccaconbale.co new SB compositions exploring the synesthetic experience of chromesthesia. The two tracks (totaling 40 minutes) run the soundscape gamut from minimalist to stifling dark and dense to rhythmic ecstasy. Black/black cdr in printed manila folder with insert.

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6. Ltd Ed OF 3 SLOGUN/FIRE IN THE HEAD 'XXIII Years Closer to Nothing' LP housed in oil paintings from Sky Burial, $ USD. LIMITED EDITION OF 3 NUMBERED COPIES OF THE NEW SLOGUN/FIRE IN THE HEAD 'XXIII Years Closer to Nothing' LP HOUSED IN "x24" OIL PAINTINGS / $ each including shipping anywhere in the world.

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7. Sky burial (Tibetan: བྱ་གཏོར་, Wylie: bya gtor, lit. "bird-scattered") is a funeral practice in which a human corpse is placed on a mountaintop to decompose while exposed to the elements or to be eaten by scavenging animals, especially carrion potsleconmasscountproph.pingpalliridigarariccaconbale.co is a specific type of the general practice of potsleconmasscountproph.pingpalliridigarariccaconbale.co is practiced in the region of Tibet and the Chinese provinces and.

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8. Platform burial. Practices making use of natural processes for excarnation include Tibetan sky burials, Comanche platform burials, and traditional Zoroastrian funerals (see Tower of Silence).Archaeologists believe that in this practice, people typically left the body exposed on a woven litter or altar.

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9. In this excerpt from Vultures of Tibet, director Russell O. Bush explores the ethics that surround sky burial tourism. The Short Film Showcase spotlights exceptional short videos created by filmmakers from around the web and selected by National Geographic editors. The filmmakers created the content presented, and the opinions expressed are their own, not those of the National Geographic Society.

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