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missing pieces
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du nord
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le frus
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endlong
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glitch (Tipper)
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eyes
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idgaf
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strung theory
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astrally
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miss
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ewk
02:03
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sik
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origins
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Lines With Holes In Them Minneapolis, Minnesota
I am an individual who loves sounds.
These are my sounds.
Lines With Holes In Them recommends:
fucking brilliant fusion jazz/progressive metal with mathy and synthy infusion... all composed by one person. arpeggios and non stop progressions... here we go!
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The Seamless Unspeakable Something
by Tipper
the longevity of this artist, while maintaining solid material, is astounding. Glitchy chilled out and psychedelic. rhythm is +1 and tone brings you to other worlds.
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The Great Hello
by ThongJohnSilver
one man wonder. Lucas brings on brilliantly laid rhythmic pleasures with hooks of every barb size. self proclaimed artist of "noise" ...listen attentively to catch the virus.
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The Locked Room
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A gentle melange of minimal steel mandolin mandolin and violone explores notions of escape and collapsing realities.
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Experimental music, drone, and neo-classical combine in this world-building record, breathtaking and expansive.
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