by GFLee
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Render And Prosper
Jill Birt has a new CD out and it’s a cracker. Featuring all new songs by Jill and recorded in Perth at Shaun Hoffmann’s studio, the CD features all the Triffids that Jill could muster ie all of us in some shape or form. An atmospheric gem of a record very much in the style of Jill’s regular contributions to Triffids’ albums, the CD is available at very select record stores, at gigs and here. We can only accept Paypal payments at this stage but you can use any credit card without having to sign up to Paypal so don’t let that deter you. The CDs will be mailed out by Jill herself and I believe she plans to sign all of them. A collector’s item at a bargain price. Make sure you use the right button below so postage is calculated correctly.
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