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Live From Mount Kenya
08:23
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2. |
mRNA Scan
03:00
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3. |
Why is the Lake Black?
06:04
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4. |
Moss
04:31
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Crushed Velvet
04:15
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Radio Rodeo
06:08
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7. |
Bucked
02:40
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8. |
Hell-o
06:56
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9. |
The Veil
02:57
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10. |
Witching Hour
04:48
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Jay Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
self-produced, chaotic and always free.
this is where i release finished products and ideas.
email me for details on sound art installation
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