Get all 20 Ignatz Höch & Hannah Mouse releases available on Bandcamp and save 65%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Social Para Normal Para Social, Holding hands and searching for ferns on the billionaire corpse landfill (éclat iv), I'm Not Needy! I'm Wanty!, trans flag constructed from 15 empty cans of energy drink is the only flag I will ever respect; an unwound chronicle (éclat iii), A wish to be writing pop songs for Hanif Abdurraqib, Luminosity, Judy is working really hard to make this happen but sometimes needs a nap and that's ok., Jars of Wet Dirt; a Library (éclat-i), and 12 more.
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Frankenorphans Theme
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Boys Also Have Eyelashes
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X - X Always Equals Zero
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Ship Building
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Alan Vega's Digging Song
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Rob the Dawn
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All Alone Song
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Ignatz Höch & Hannah Mouse Berlin, Germany
Ignatz Höch & Hannah Mouse is the musical project of multi-functional artist Judy Moore. She is a twitching mass of asymmetrical insects and spray glue in the shape of a woman. She smells of White Diamonds by Elizabeth Taylor.
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