Post by Bear-chan on Sept 9, 2023 21:27:09 GMT
First post on here, hope it's a good one. I'm not very well-versed in lost media, but I am deeply into lostwave (music that has surfaced but the artist is unknown). This stems from the lostwave community because I found it while looking on Discogs for a lostwave song called Foxes In Boxes. That song is now believed to be by the late Lamya Al-Mugheiry, however, this album remains a mystery to me.
According to the Discogs listing, Mars To Pluto is a folk album released in 2008 in Australia by an artist or band called Cats Ransom. However, this listing is the only record of this artist/band ever existing on the internet. The songs have never been put on YouTube, the page for the artist is completely blank, and not a single other mention of them can be found on the internet. Additionally, there's no music label listed on the cover, so it's unknown who to contact to find these songs. In fact, the album might have been self-released by the artist. This album really intrigues me because of just how unknown it is. This single Discogs listing is the only proof that these songs, this artist ever existed.
Here's the Discogs listing. I hope you are as intrigued as I am and want to find this album. I don't have much more to say on this topic, so I will catch you on the flipside.
According to the Discogs listing, Mars To Pluto is a folk album released in 2008 in Australia by an artist or band called Cats Ransom. However, this listing is the only record of this artist/band ever existing on the internet. The songs have never been put on YouTube, the page for the artist is completely blank, and not a single other mention of them can be found on the internet. Additionally, there's no music label listed on the cover, so it's unknown who to contact to find these songs. In fact, the album might have been self-released by the artist. This album really intrigues me because of just how unknown it is. This single Discogs listing is the only proof that these songs, this artist ever existed.
Here's the Discogs listing. I hope you are as intrigued as I am and want to find this album. I don't have much more to say on this topic, so I will catch you on the flipside.
