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Life on Earth

by Astrometrics

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benman2785
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benman2785 used to be "I have heard of a Place":
but Marja Hintikka is more charming to my older ears ;)

nice clear female voice is amazing
the finnish fits very well Favorite track: Marja Hintikka / Talking on the Telephone of Love.
Carrie Osmo
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Carrie Osmo Just found this band and I so love it.. Bought these hoping to find CDs eventually
cheers
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I have heard of a place that is not so far from here would you like to join me and see if we can hitch a ride? It's enough to put your thumb up and wait until some passers-by stop and offer to take us further in their car It doesn't matter if we don't make it all the way before the night falls can you see the glowing lights there across the field? We can ask for shelter there, to spend the night, be on our way in the morning, our journey recommence I'm sure we'll make it there with the help from all these people A good deed is never a keeper, we will pass it on Once we've reached our destination, we will send out an invitation to all those who are willing to heed our call If you want to do what we have done and join us where we are it is easy, just ask the person next to you
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Have you noticed vampires getting far too much love to the detriment of other groups of undead? Those elitist bastards skulking in their castles sleeping in their velvet-cushioned coffins shunning daylight in their mansions like they had something to hide Vampires suck, they're so not cool Vampires suck – but zombies rule You might think they're both just living corpses but that's not quite true In fact there is a crucial difference: zombies have great numbers but vampires are few Zombies are many, vampires are few Zombies are many, vampires are few When the zombies rise up all the vampires can do is to flee to distant mountains where the mummies are hiding too
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I want to be talking on the telephone of love Everybody's talking on the telephone of love They are still talking on the telephone of love I want to be talking on the telephone of love Marja Hintikka ei enää soita levyjä radiossa eikä Heikin kanssa nosta rakkauden luuria Marja Hintikka esiintyy nyt vain televisiossa The telephone of love was given to the guy who brought the boy back home The telephone of love was given to the guy who brought the boy back home The telephone of love was given to the guy who brought the boy back home The telephone of love was given to the guy who brought the boy back home Marja Hintikka ei enää soita levyjä radiossa eikä Heikin kanssa nosta rakkauden luuria Marja Hintikka esiintyy nyt vain televisiossa

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released December 16, 2016

Irene Prix: Guitar & Vocals
Teemu Tuovinen: Keyboards
Kalle Alho: Bass
Joonas Laine: Drums

1 — Music: Joonas Laine & Teemu Tuovinen, lyrics: Joonas Laine.
2, 3 — Music & lyrics: Joonas Laine
All arrangements by Astrometrics.

This album is licensed for non-commercial use with attribution (CC BY-NC 3.0). Please use the following attribution:

Astrometrics: [Song name] (astrometrics.bandcamp.com).

Sleeve Layout: Joonas Laine
Band Photo: Leimu Tuovinen
Mixing: Joonas Laine
Mastering: Jaakko Viitalähde

Cover & Sleeve Elements:
• TimOve. Road trip near Sykkylven. CC BY 2.0 (www.flickr.com)
• ESA (European Space Agency)/Hubble & NASA, Y. Chu: Hubble Gazes at Long-Dead Star. (www.nasa.gov)

Bandcamp site background photo credit:
Star-forming Region 2174 (NASA, ESA, and the Hubble Heritage Team [STScI/AURA])

Bandcamp site band photo credit: Martina Münch

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Astrometrics Turku, Finland

Astrometrics is an independent melodic geek rock / space rock band from Turku (Finland) formed in 2012. Their first three- song EP, "Engage!", was published in September 2015.

The band's songs often mix electronic sounds (made with the Commodore 64 soundchip SID) with somewhat geeky lyrics involving the zombie apocalypse, battles in space, alternative societies or the history of the calculus.
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