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Anhydrophobic
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We'll Always Have Never
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A Dying Star
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Nihilist Knot Twist
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Here Now
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The Kneeling
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The Induction to Waves
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Hollow Clock
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Mike Cadoo Oakland, California
Bay Area based multi-Instrumentalist who releases music as Bitcrush, Dryft and most recently under his surname. Was one-half of experimental electronic music duo Gridlock and is currently a member of darkwave duo Vague Lanes. When not writing music he is the owner operator of the n5MD and Viasonde record labels as well as principal mastering engineer for 37n,122w. ... more
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