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Dark Space
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Swallows In The Mist
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Cosmicosis
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The Monolith
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Metaphor I
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Pyramid on The Moon
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Dark Space (Single Edit)
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2001 (Non-album track)
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Untitled I (Demo)
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Untitled 2 (Demo)
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2001 (Demo)
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Observers Hobart, Australia
Instrumental atmospheric metal from Hobart Tasmania.
"Glorious instrumental reimagining of 2001: ASpace
Odyssey...teeth-rattling crunch that’s as heavy as anything served up by the similarly intergalactically minded prog metal travellers Gojira" - Prog UK
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