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Ostian Thunder Slowly Discerned by Messalina      (05:15) unknown mode - verify usage hi-fi plays, unknown mode - verify usage lofi plays, unknown mode - verify usage downloads, 6 comments There was time for one last wend of ivory about the thrysus to be shaken in time to the sound of Mammertine wine descending a throat as there was a change in the climate. Slowly Messalina discerned that the sunny temperance of Claudius was now obscured by a cloud, that on closer examination was seen to be made of teeming daggers directed towards her and her Senatorial lover, by Imperial spousal decree, or one feigning it. The sound of a storm at Ostia ensues. -->please comment Genre: Lovely Lolita Album: Germination? TBA Label: Tapegerm Credits: Hal McGee Open Loops Mix Ostian Thunder Slowly Discerned by Messalina

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