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Noh (3.11.11.)
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Kuyahoora
03:31
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Dark-Backed Figure
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Our Heroine Learns
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Pale As That Of
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Stars Make Sound
10:23
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Taravine
02:22
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Portrait A Fragment
14:12
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The Drive to Uqbar Orlando, Florida
The Drive to Uqbar (a journey to a place that exists.)—made up of filmmaker and sound artist Keith G. Rose and vocalist
Rebecca Reis-Miller—create an eclectic form of Drone-Ambient music using primarily guitars: operatic, enveloping, disquieting, and infused with multifarious field recordings.
Listen to Keith G. Rose's new project 'Red Hill Siren, go here: redhillsiren.bandcamp.com/music
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