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mornwander i
06:13
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2. |
mornwander ii
04:25
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3. |
Daisy
04:43
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Lucempight
04:36
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The Way That I Go
06:09
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Glauca
06:09
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7. |
No Symbol
03:38
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8. |
Pastorale
03:12
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9. |
Aubadion
06:40
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10. |
Untitled Demo
01:00
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11. |
Rdst Gm
05:03
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12. |
Sponsor The Pastwise
06:34
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13. |
Four
03:39
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14. |
Noctu
02:33
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Wrenasmir Newcastle, Australia
Wrenasmir used to be a baroque pipe organist before he discovered samplers and synthesizers. Now he makes imaginary soundtracks in his studio for the twilight beachside city that lives in his head - full of vinyl and pixels and bittersweet memories.
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