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We Was All One
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Solid Rocket Booster
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Eternity's Pillar
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Late as a Western Chime
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Temple After Faith UK
Friends since old times, Robin Allender and Phil Dodd collaborate on music by email.
Drones and archive recordings mix with melodies, chords and ostinatos from synths, strings and piano in a wash of lush, immersive sound.
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