Name: Patterns
Duration: P00H03M43S
Description: Patterns- Golden SectionCuriosity / order & chaos / design vs chance

Patterns

from Preternatural by Moulettes

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Patterns- Golden SectionCuriosity / order & chaos / design vs chance

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Ever feel like there’s a Secret that is close at hand? and if you could touch it, if you could reach it you could peel it back Numbers, the pattern that moves in Numbers Numbers, the pattern that moves in Numbers If there’s a code, if there’s a cipher, if there’s a pattern that moves in numbers-

leans over to whisper, what is it trying to tell you? Ever feel like there’s a secret that is close at hand? and if you could touch it, if you could reach it, you could peel it back It’s never quite as it seems...Ever feel like there’s a secret that is close at hand? and if you could touch it, if you could reach it, you could peel it back Numbers, the pattern that moves in Numbers Numbers, the pattern that moves in Numbers

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from Preternatural, released October 11, 2017

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Moulettes England, UK

Fronted
by Hannah Moule (Cello/Vocals) & Raevennan Husbandes (Guitar/Vocals)
& supported by multi
instrumentalist /
producer Oli Austin; the ever-
evolving band
invite you to immerse yourself in genuinely original & detailed
music. ... more

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