Get all 89 O Bosque / Woodland recordings releases available on Bandcamp and save 75%.
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Down The Brenta River
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I Miss Them All, Dearly
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It Was Insane
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Oil Problem
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The Sky's Collapsing
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It Was Insane (sketch)
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Oil Problem (sketch)
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O Bosque / Woodland recordings Bristol, UK
O Bosque / Woodland is a DIY label, dedicated to indiepop, lofi, electronic music, folk, experimental, shoegaze, rock and
pretty much everything in-between.
It was founded in Brazil in 1996 and put to sleep in 2004, from 2008 to 2011 it operated in Brighton, UK, then back in Brazil until 2016, then put to sleep again and now in Bristol, UK.
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