The Owl Oscillation Manchester, UK
The Owl Oscillation are a trio of twins spawned in a Hammer studio lab.
She is Ms Spangle and he is Ms
Understood.
In 1971 they entered a Song for Europe but were banned and forced into exile somewhere above Wigan.
Ms Spangle collects termite mounds displayed on bendy sticks. Ms Understood looks at them and cries.
They now deem it necessary to impose their soundscapes on your stupid ears...
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