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introductions (i am me)
03:58
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black mold apparatus
06:48
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electric gentlemen
04:37
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playground steel
05:09
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ghostfields
05:20
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phantom damage
05:00
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a cube must collapse
03:54
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breakmaiden
05:19
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senescence
05:06
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alexander, run
04:33
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Elephant Seal Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
The music of Elephant Seal evokes an ethereal sense of anticipation through biting guitar riffs, intriguing minor tones, and thundering, intentional rhythms. Occasional moments of brightness are juxtaposed with somber, contemplative lyrics that explore the ongoing tale of a family experiencing loss and searching out truths. These songs are for listeners to journey with. ... more
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