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Substitutes for Oblivion
10:05
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The Axiom Anomaly
21:18
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Causalities
15:21
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The Oddmory Principle
05:13
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Tutorials
20:12
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The Seven Mile Journey Aalborg, Denmark
The Seven Mile Journey is a post-rock band from Denmark, which has worked with instrumental music since 1999, and whose debut album The Journey Studies was released in 2006. The basis of the music are dynamic shifts and gloomy sounds, long and intense sound surfaces, which invite the listener to absorption. ... more
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