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Tyro Puppeteer
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A. Y. O. R.
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Kaleidoscope
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Moorish Idol
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The Almighty Crunch
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Cantilena
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Dyatlov Pass Incident
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Camelopard
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Muskeg
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We All Fall Down
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wordsSHIFTminds Auckland, New Zealand
wordsSHIFTminds is Auckland, New Zealand-based composer and musician Chris Bell.
Tracks recorded
and mixed at The Universal Mango Research Kitchen (UMRK). Mixes monitored using Waves Audio Abbey Road Studio 3.
Chris Bell wishes to thank: Le Fay, Ableton Live, Focusrite, Waves Audio, Izotope, Native Instruments, Spitfire Audio, Elisa & Frank.
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