Get all 15 The High Priest releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of THE WEB INSTRUMENTAL, Spiritual Dip (1997), SOUP (1994), The Dip (1998), The Dagobah System (1998), The Dip (1999), TIME WELL SPENT IN OBLIVION by Diphonia (1999), RED HAVEN MOTEL (2004/2005), and 7 more.
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Melted Roads
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Fine Edge Line
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If Tomorrow's Monday
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Too Late For Taxi's
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Pearl Diving
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The Lake
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Autopilot
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Closer
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The High Priest London, UK
On a hill somewhere in the Navaho desert The High Priest made a pact, as lightning seared the night sky. The pact was to make music, to be music, and to never give up.
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