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Veni, Vidi, Vici
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Artesian Star
02:03
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Blasted Yams
03:24
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Non Equus Mortuus
02:16
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22040
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Chain Throw
01:31
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Vujà Dé
01:41
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Schadenfreude
01:55
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Phleaven
01:55
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Luna Impugna
02:12
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Sans Seraph
01:58
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Hat In The Well
02:02
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Vinelit
02:20
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South of Somewhere
02:07
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Job Complex
01:27
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Imp Plaza
02:11
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PillowMa
01:27
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To The Scrim
02:21
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Oh, Attic!
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Springhouse Richmond, Virginia
An experiment in unrehearsed, original collaboration. Recorded on a mobile phone with little regard for performance flaws or incidental outdoor sounds.
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