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False Moon
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Thirsty Creature
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Utopian Calculus
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Negative No
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I Heard You Call My Name
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City Of Girls
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Bullshit Prophetess
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Wicked Flee
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Skyscrapers On The Moon
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Robot To Kashmir Fort Wayne, Indiana
SloFi tape and LP loops processed to make engaging and mesmerizing ambiences. Please reach out for any custom pieces to use
in your video work.
C 1 Library Of Congress Cassette deck
Califone turntable
Eventide Pitch Factor/TimeFactor/Modfactor
Montreal Assembly Probability Of A Fax Machine
Fuzzhugger AbSynth
Dwarfcraft Rot Yr Brain
Various Fuzz and delay pedals
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