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Sun Splinters
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Evening at Ninna-ji
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Machine Dreams
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Parts per Trillion
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Pulsar Temporal
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Onomichi Nocturne
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Up Above the World
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Father is Alone
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The Lizard Point New Haven, Connecticut
Named after the opening track of Brian Eno’s Ambient 4: On Land, The Lizard Point are Conor Devlin (AWMA, Caseworker) and Geoffrey Scott (Slowness). True to their name’s origins, the duo employ piano and guitar to craft elegant instrumentals that evoke a nocturnal, pastoral space, vivid enough to step inside. ... more
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