Originally Performed By | Trey Anastasio |
Original Album | One Man's Trash (1998) |
Appears On | |
Music | Anastasio |
Historian | Tim Wade (TheEmu) |
Last Update | 2013-11-22 |
Emanating tribal ritual from every pore, “Rofa Beton” is two minutes and forty-one seconds of percussive trance. Accented with loops of peripheral whispers and distant chanting, the track seems bent on transporting you to a midnight scene where you dance wildly around a bonfire in a clearing, surrounded by a foreboding black forest and spirits of mysterious intent.
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