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v.drone
08:10
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Skin Like Emulsion Burns
02:49
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Don't Cry
05:29
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Collapsing New Buildings
01:45
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Standing Water
01:31
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Trance
04:12
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Eating Sand
06:28
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Fast Rebalancing
07:20
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Thalassaphobia
04:43
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Buspirone
08:00
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Triple Indigo
05:08
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Confluence
08:39
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Christopher Lock Cambridge, Massachusetts
Christopher Lock is an electroacoustic composer, multimedia artist, and violist. His works are often densely textural with dark imagery slowly morphing and mutating over time.
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