Anyway, I was hoping to go home with a Swirl album, but alas, it was not to be; their upcoming album is trapped in rights negotiations with recording companies. Their back-catalogue is deleted, and has been so for a while because of lack of demand; and the copyrights are still owned by the recording company, meaning that it's buried in The Man's vaults, and not even the artists who created it have any rights to it.
There is something very, very wrong with the recording industry...
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