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Come around, I see, I see, I see
What makes you, what I believe
Withdraw to the sea, the sea, the sea
Free yourself for I am free
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At Last, Pt. 1
01:22
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Headacher
00:58
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After Hours, Pt. 1
04:13
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Cascadian Anthem
01:22
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In Suspension
00:55
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Memories
02:56
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Shoegazer
03:12
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After Hours, Pts. 2 & 3
05:04
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Hymn
03:52
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By the Pond
04:44
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Space Dreams
02:55
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At Last, Pt. 2
02:19
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Risviltsov Pullman, Washington
Post-rock artist. Inspired by Flying Saucer Attack and Bethany Curve.
Risviltsov recommends:
Age Of Innocence
by Stopping Clocks
Extremely good neo-psychedelic album with cozy vibes, charming vocals, and good production.
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forever//fade
by Ordinary Strangers
Featuring Outings, this collaboration minialbum features amazing production, great audio design choice, roaring guitars, and good vocals.
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