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Mold Of The Mind
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Echoes
03:35
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Signals
03:47
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More Than The Pines
03:37
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High Robbery
05:07
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Demons
04:22
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Sin And Sinner
04:09
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Junk Man's Theme
04:29
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Highways
04:28
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The Enlightenment
07:34
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Pale Graves Winston Salem, North Carolina
Conjuring soundscapes of
mysterious, lo-fi, surfy, dusty old records, loops, drones, fuzz, 60s and 70s grindhouse soundtracks, garage, psychedelia and drippy reverb.
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