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Secret Song
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Lumiere Rose
06:49
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Amphibamine
02:47
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Datura
02:18
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(a memory)
04:15
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Amanchia II
03:15
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Mistaken Identity
06:28
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Invaders that Invade
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Music Can Kill You
05:57
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Reet Can Really Move
03:45
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General Maintenance
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Strange Ways
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Lullaby
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Cantor Dust Winnipeg, Manitoba
The avant-prog, surreal storytelling project Cantor Dust is singer/pianist Mark Klassen, accompanied by electric cellist Natanielle Felicitas, currently exploring the emptiness that surrounds us as we float through space in search of light.
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