Nik Havert
This record gets better every time you hear it.
Here's my full review - www.7thlevelmusic.com?p=4009
Favorite track: Dodger.
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Terminal Holiday
05:35
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New Disguise
02:28
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Crystal Predictor
03:52
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Stale Green
04:06
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Shock Reccognition
04:38
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Same Person Twice
06:50
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