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Obscureness Knocks
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Bridge
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Pessimistic 2
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Golf
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Bonfire
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60 Lovers Lane
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Digital Camera Loves Me
04:04
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Walk Out To Autumn
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Tokyo 0, Kamimeguro 4
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Risk
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Eden
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Last Train To Heaven
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Tokyo Pavillion
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300 Miles
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Cast A Long Shadow
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South Marine Drive
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Cornelius Is Innocent
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Flaming Pines London, UK
“Flaming Pines is itself a topography of hidden global sounds." The Wire.
We are a label focused on field recording, sound art and experimental ambient music.
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