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Hail Storm
02:59
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Erosion
03:04
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White Lacquer
09:20
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Metal Replacement
06:47
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There Is Another Sun
04:36
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Pos. Neg.
07:53
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Light A Shuck
05:21
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ADAM PACIONE Texas
Adam Pacione is a composer and photographer based in Fort Worth, Texas.
His work appears
on the Elevator Bath, Infraction, Primary, Bee Eater, Dallas Distortion Music, Aural Canyon Second Sun Recordings, 23five and Audretsch labels.
Other previous works include remixes for Simon Scott (Slowdive, Touch Records), Machinefabriek, and Milieu.
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