Settima Tacca - A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells (2026)

Artist: Settima Tacca
Title: A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: Stroom
Genre: Ambient
Quality: 16bit-44,1kHz FLAC / 24bit-96kHz FLAC
Total Time: 41:42
Total Size: 172 mb / 712 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
TracklistTitle: A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: Stroom
Genre: Ambient
Quality: 16bit-44,1kHz FLAC / 24bit-96kHz FLAC
Total Time: 41:42
Total Size: 172 mb / 712 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Settima Tacca - [A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells CD1 #01] Vault
Settima Tacca - [A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells CD1 #02] Nightingale Shell (Sygyt)
Settima Tacca - [A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells CD1 #03] Shoo-Shoo
Settima Tacca - [A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells CD1 #04] Half of a Moon
Settima Tacca - [A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells CD1 #05] YAAYAM
Settima Tacca - [A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells CD1 #06] Milam Bardo
Settima Tacca - [A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells CD1 #07] Mirror
Settima Tacca - [A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells CD1 #08] Mystic Instrumental
Settima Tacca - [A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells CD1 #09] A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells
Settima Tacca - [A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells CD1 #10] Skipping Stone
Settima Tacca - [A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells CD1 #11] Outro
Settima Tacca's "A Cup, a Horse and Signs That Point at Wells" via Stroom.
" “Everybody wants the map, but the correct one is not coming. This is understood, somewhere below language, by everyone who wants a map anyway. Meanwhile the map dealers, those slick druids and wizards, goddamn sell-outs, will try to seduce you with one. Don't buy from them. Their maps only show burned black fields.
What passes instead between the ones still walking is smaller and does not require a subscription. A sign. Nailed to a fencepost, or to an unexpected streetlight surrounded by darkness. Left by someone who was thirsty on this road back when you were only a rumor. It says one thing: water, this way.
So leave signs. Just mark the water you found and move along. It is one of the oldest customs - strangers keeping each other alive and hydrated on a long road.” "