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Intro
00:16
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2. |
An Aside
00:25
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Downhill Fast
04:41
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Devil's Wings
04:58
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(Intermission)
00:43
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Mobius Strip
03:58
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Anthem
04:34
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Black Marsh Blues
05:32
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Seperate Sky
01:52
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Ascension
05:47
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Catharsis
03:02
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Porchlight
06:48
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13. |
The Past and The Future
04:29
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Pharos Atlanta, Georgia
I make music with guitars, synthesizers and drum machines.
Pharos recommends:
Evening Hymns owes a lot to bands like Iron and Wine and Fleet Foxes. While the band doesn't necessarily bring anything new to the table, they are instead content with writing beautiful music.
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Nothing Exists but Atoms and the Void
by Spaces
This is not usually my type of music, but there's a staggering amount of musical substance in here that is fresh and brilliant. Every song is arranged masterfully, especially in album form.
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Five striking, ornate songs that have the stillness of ambient music, but are rich in detailed arrangements.
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