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Hello
05:59
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2. |
Always These Nightmares
04:30
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3. |
Wavelength
03:52
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4. |
Drifting
04:02
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5. |
The Violent Void
03:39
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6. |
Cry Of The Noise Pigs
05:56
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7. |
Hush
03:30
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8. |
Trip
04:16
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9. |
Biological Imperative
03:48
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11. |
Retrogram
07:40
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12. |
Re-Trip
04:02
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13. |
Nothing To Mend
04:08
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14. |
Born Of Ancient Longing
03:51
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Acclimate New Zealand
"Acclimate's unusual and unorthodox way of composing experimental ambient makes it worthwhile to plunge into this grimey microcosm of sounds and rhythm. This is a very nice amalgamation of post-industrial sampladelia and a touch of post-techno. Acclimate is way between what is new and what is an austere way of innovation; keeping freshness and old traits in one well conditioned package" ... more
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