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Part 1 - Anguish
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Part 2 - Disowned
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Part 3 - Mockery
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Part 4 - Torn
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Part 5 - Finished
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Part 6 - Empty
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A Collection of Notes Sheffield, UK
Classic synth/ambient electronic music.
The ability to create music that both incorporates and reflects the physical environment is one of principle sources of inspiration.
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