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novemthree (with a silent h, as in tree)
Here's an update on the happenings of novemthree (updated irregularly):
Autumn news: The "Old Year's Feast" ditty is available on the "All Souls Arise" Samhain limited download here .
Also, a double split mini CD with Arrowwood is in the works! It will be available through Little Somebody Records very soonly...
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I have been included on the download part of the upcoming compilation entitled, ":john barleycorn reborn: - dark britannica" put out by the wonderful Woven Wheat Whispers and the Cold Spring label. You can go to the the site deticated to this compilation by clicking on the album below:
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Handpanther has just released the novemthree/mechta split cassette! It is limited to 50 copies...
Here's what the folks at Handpanther have to say:
"Pythagumus crafts a gentle tale of rising darkness in 6 parts, an anthropomorphic vision of sweetness and fear and absolute wonder. This is one of the best sides I've had the pleasure of foisting onto anyone who will listen. Don't you usually pay more for a treasure like this? Side 2 is Mechtas elegy to Cliff Burton, his favorite musician of all time. Electronic drones and acoustic cat-improv based around the opening note from "Anesthesia (Pulling Teeth)"." - Ash Rivera
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A big warm hug and a thank you to everyone who ordered my cd! If you didn't get one, it is available on the Woven Wheat Whispers site. Click on this:
A few reviews:
From Woven Wheat Whispers
From Terrascope
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Thanks for listening!

My Interests

Music:

Member Since: 5/3/2005
Band Website: myspace.com/littlesomebody
Band Members: -~~--~~--~~--~~--~~--~~-

Pythagumus Olaf Marshall... acoustic guitars, bodhran, Moroccan bongos, djembe, flutes, recorders, pennywhistles, harmonium, hurdy gurdy, various bells, chimes and shakers, singing bowls, coaxing the birds outside to sing, and voices...

And on occasion:
Kelly Wyse ...brilliant piano playing, harmonic singing, and a good friend from the old world.

Chelsea Robb of Arrowwood graciously helping with live shows.

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With past assistance by:

Josh Lovejoy... djembe and other assorted percussive devices for live shows and a good friend.

Daniel Armstrong... not only a talented percussionist, but a good friend as well.

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I am open to collaboration with other willing semi-talented individuals, let me know if youre interested

If you would like more info, or are interested in what I do, don't hesitate to let me know... thanks, mongrel...

for a good conversation, IM me at: [email protected] ...this is how you may contact me as well.

Also, you can contact me in regards to any of my current (or past) projects by sending mail to: Little Somebody Records P.O. Box 11153 Tacoma, WA 98411

Influences: My beautiful wife and daughter!

In general:
Autumn leaves, the whispers through trees, forests, open meadows, jagged snowy peaks, Tudor architecture, patina-laden old and dusty wooden floors in dark corners, warm and cozy inglenooks, Cotswold Stone, small scurrying woodland animals, European history, the way moss grows on limestone, Hermann Hesse, Albert Camus, Carl Sagan, Richard Dawkins, Erich Fromm, philosophy, biology, the social sciences, well-brewed coffee & tea, the lovely songs of birds, those seldom but much needed reclusive times with my own way of meditating, warm friends, loving family, the act of collecting books and musical instruments, etc...

My mom was definitely an influence. I haven't seen or spoken to her since the summer of '90. Ive tried contacting her a million times, but to no avail. Her name is Virginia Torres. If you know her, would you ask her to contact me? She may be in New York, Virginia or Germany. Thanks

"Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend." Albert Camus

"If God is willing to prevent evil, but is not able to
Then He is not omnipotent.
If He is able, but not willing,
Then He is malevolent.
If He is both able and willing,
Then whence cometh evil?
If He is neither able nor willing,
Then why call Him God?" Epicurus

Sounds Like: comments, please...
Record Label: none at the moment...
Type of Label: None