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The Way
06:45
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Exanthem
04:11
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Untitled Improvisation 3
02:41
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Yolk
04:32
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Doubt
06:10
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6. |
Men Like Me
03:24
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Untitled Improvisation 1
03:47
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NO/ON
04:00
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Untitled Improvisation 2
02:57
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10. |
Escape Artist
04:26
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11. |
Ammonite
11:30
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Kallisti Recording Company Bremerton, Washington
To choose order over disorder or disorder over order is to accept a trip composed of both the creative and the destructive
but to choose the creative over the destructive is an all-creative trip composed of both order and disorder.
Offered here are the seeds of captured audio moments salutary enough to grow a vine of heavenly experience which may confuse you to hell.
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