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Cloud Like
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Cloud Ten, Pt. One
06:42
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Cloud Twelve, Pt. One
04:14
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Cloud Eighteen, Pt. One
05:32
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Cloud Like Episode Two
06:09
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Cloud Ten, Pt. Two
06:01
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Cloud Twelve, Pt. Two
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Cloud Eighteen, Pt. Two
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Late Season
05:42
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Class War Imprint Lancaster, California
Alejandro Lara:
A freak in Lancaster, California making noise with synths/white and pink noise.
Using Arturia,
moog, and Roland instruments both soft and hard, and his own vocal chords to arrive at some point through a constant evolving process.
Highly inspired by the DaDa movement.
... more
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