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Yakamoz
02:53
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Bergherder
10:06
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Space / Suit
05:40
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Seafarer's Song
02:17
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Flickhead I
04:50
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Flickhead II
03:25
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Flickhead III
07:39
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StykDyk
06:11
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Prefamulated Amulite
08:49
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The Seafarer
06:45
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Seafarer's Shadow
03:54
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The Light In The Ocean Minneapolis, Minnesota
Members Jared Emery (Guitar/ Vox/Synth /Sax), Jacob Ewert (Drums/Vox/ Synth), Chris Lyons (Bass/ Trumpet/Vox/Synth) and Stephen Decker (Violins) bring an urgent technical prog feel to modern songwriting styles and production techniques. The quartet effortlessly blends genres and styles to build upon historical trends and motifs to present their forward thinking melodic focus. ... more
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