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Childhood Wonder
04:47
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Wounded Warrior
06:16
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Lume
02:18
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Vapor Stone
04:17
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Building the Monolith
04:58
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A Moment of Gratitude
03:52
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Seeker's Lament
01:40
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Sky Deleted
05:34
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Wolves' Kin (pt 1)
02:37
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Wolves' Kin (pt 2)
07:21
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Reid Willis New Orleans, Louisiana
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Soundscapes for other dimensions. Thank you for these amazing reworks.
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It's such a gem, this release! - "Swarm" almost overwhelms me with the abundance of details, but I find the kick that constantly changes to the new, faster tempo and the extremely slowly developing siren synth sound completely lifted. For my taste, opposites come together as skillfully as I was looking for. "Reflect" and "Spike" run into similar open doors to me and I will have a lot of fun listening to them. For sure!
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This track got me through the darkest times of my life. Forever grateful
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Whimsical psychedelic melodies and heavy percussive workouts collide on the debut LP by A.L. Viktor.
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The delightfully pointillist electronic songs on “Languid Gongue” sparkle like constellations in the night sky.
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LORN's music is as fascinating as it is disturbing and brutal. The sound is purely evil. Listening to this on a (very) good stereo or good headphones IS an experience. LORN's crispy 24bit flacs just add "the" extra little punch. Love it, great artist.
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