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Synapse
01:36
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Ecliptic
04:51
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Candles
06:56
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Dosed
06:00
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Facade
06:40
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Pneuma
01:30
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Chelsea
05:13
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Earth + Moon
05:24
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Interlude
00:52
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Earth - Moon
06:29
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Myopia
05:20
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Plot Line Records Fort Collins, Colorado
Merch, CDs, and Cassettes available at our website: www.plotlinerecords.com
'Plot Line
Records' is an indie lo-fi record label based out of Fort Collins, CO. It is held together by out-of-tune instruments, an old 24-track, and various types of tape.
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