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Silent Darkness
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Hi
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Wonderful World
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Fractal Pattern
05:06
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First Wave
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Reality Check
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Kaka
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As We Fall
06:48
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Second Wave
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Dr Funk
04:00
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Insignificant
05:39
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Drive To Mars
04:00
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Empathy
04:39
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Third Wave
05:20
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Unit 9
05:31
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Kiss The Ground
04:25
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Submelody Dublin, Ireland
Submelody consists of David Cahill and Michael Whelan. They are a predominantly live electronic act covering various genres. They record live improvisations using synths, samplers, drum machines and live instruments in studio and release them independently. ... more
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