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That Dark (intro)
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Trifle
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Crosstalk
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EZPZ
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The Railroad Follows The River
that dark is never vague is its appeal
that it means something to wish
rest in gravel and weeds
moonshine on the tracks
glissando
dark parts of you
memorable
even as they first appeared
(different, weren't you,
from the tough boys
farting together
hopping rolling freights
midday in a pack they
concentrated laughed
and waved)
you headed away
from the city
remembered them too
well past midnight
on an iron path
near water
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Crosstalk II
04:01
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Un Named (and fade)
06:58
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Unnecessary Enterprises Bellingham, Washington
DIY home music producer. Longtime admirer of spazzy "interesting" music of all sorts.
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The first release in a regular series of music inspired by images and haiku. If you like experimental electronica, you'll like this. Even within this 'genre' there is an amazing range of sounds.
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