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Dark Blue Trees
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Spiral Jetty
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Cold Stars
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Hiraeth
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Left Home
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Below Mono
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Fogou
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The Chasmic
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Open Yellow Circle UK
In 1994, UK ambient pioneers O Yuki Conjugate recorded their landmark Equator album. To mark the 30th anniversary of this musical milestone, many of the same personnel – Roger Horberry (co-founder of O Yuki Conjugate), Dan Mudford (ex-Sons of Silence and co-creator of the Shaun of the Dead soundtrack), Joe Lamb (ex-Sons of Silence) and Malcolm McGeorge – came together to make New Meridian. ... more
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