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Twinkle
03:29
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No Shame
04:36
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Cheezy
03:23
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Zone for Digitone
04:12
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Warbled Grey
04:25
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Low and High
04:15
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Lights in Pairs Surrey, British Columbia
Instrumental off-kilter music featuring synthesizers.
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On the final track I was finishing the part in Call of Cthulhu where Johansen’s strange and horrific journey to R’lyeh is being recalled. It’s described as an ancient cyclopean city of non Euclidean geometry that no human could build. Angles and perspectives are constantly shifting. I think it fits perfectly with the final track that mentions the Fata Morgana.
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