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Monstrosity (mix 2)
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Spheres (mix 2)
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Better senses (mix 2)
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Order is bare (mix 2)
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Sufficient (mix 2)
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Twice first (mix 2)
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In accord (mix 2)
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Monstrosity
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Spheres
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Better senses
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Order is bare
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Sufficient
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Twice first
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Fragile conscious
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In accord with
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Awareness escapes
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Here & Elsewhere Hays, Kansas
I move between folk-alt-country to post-punk noise to letting drum machines decide the path. Recorded on Korg D888, Tascam
Model 12, and Tascam 4-track cassette. Early albums consisted of a loose assortment of singers and players from Orange County, CA, including Emily, Nick, Ken, Mark, Travis, and Dan. Since, 2017, its been just Dan. For side project, see Lazy Fair:
lazyfair.bandcamp.com
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