This is Wolfram-Jaymes Keesing (they/them)’s music collection on Bandcamp.

Wolfram-Jaymes Keesing (they/them)

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  1. Brisbane, Australia
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  1. collection 7
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  1. This House is Made of Corners
    by Brigitte Calls Me Baby
    This House is Made of Corners
    by Brigitte Calls Me Baby
    appears in 156 other collections
  2. Floodland
    by Paweł Wawrzeńczyk, Piotr Musiał, Neil Haverty & Misha Bower
    Floodland
    by Paweł Wawrzeńczyk, Piotr Musiał, Neil Haverty & Misha Bower
    Missed Signals Missed Signals
    Not to dismiss the other contributors, but Neil Haverty gets the kudos for bringing me here. I find his music absolutely divine: a late night delight, sitting in the dark with my headphones in, imagining myself wandering carelessly in some other part of the world. Thank you for the gifts you've brought us.
    appears in 3 other collections
  3. Look Mum No Bootleg
    by Look Mum No Computer
    Look Mum No Bootleg
    by Look Mum No Computer
    appears in 145 other collections
  4. How It Ends
    by TOLEDO
    How It Ends
    by TOLEDO
    How It Ends How It Ends
    A close call between 'How It Ends' and 'Climber'—both being such fun tracks to dance to. Merci beaucoup.
    appears in 182 other collections
  5. Music from Dreamboy Vol. 1
    by Dane Terry
    Music from Dreamboy Vol. 1
    by Dane Terry
    In the Dark In the Dark
    Haunting. Fun. Moving. You can tell this was produced by music and theatre nerds.
    appears in 644 other collections
  6. Bones
    by Koethe
    Bones
    by Koethe
    Hollow (Feat. Arbi) Hollow (Feat. Arbi)
    This was such a random find, and spoke directly to what I was looking for: the sound of wandering off into the wilderness to scream—knowing nothing in your life will have changed when you return.
    appears in 31 other collections
  7. Wildhood
    by Neil Haverty
    Wildhood
    by Neil Haverty
    Wildhood Pt. II Wildhood Pt. II
    Ya know, I think Haverty captured the film's essence perfectly in this one track. A cautious voice searching for another in this enormous world, but with other, more playful voices at its back. Absolutely brilliant.
    appears in 10 other collections