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Daylily Fade
01:51
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33rd Floor
04:28
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Take Me - I'm Sorry
05:00
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Not For Kids
03:12
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Bringing Us Home
02:52
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One Big Disaster
04:22
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Y-I
04:54
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Phantoms' Anthem
07:23
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Gone
06:19
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What We Didn't Make
06:30
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KR Seward Somerset, Massachusetts
An aggregate of noises, voices & notions since 1982. A whole mess of tunes written. More recently eschewing classic song form, looking to raise a ruckus.
KR Seward recommends:
a moody alien in the dark
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Ambient tones with focus and intensity. Sound will lead you across.
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Distractors
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With instruments old and new, this seeks out lost socks & childhoods. Pack a bag and ride. And to follow further down the line: stomoxine, as in more fine records.
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