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Omens Mean
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People Come In Pairs
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Inside The Godzilla Suit
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Touché, Universe
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What Buster Keaton Said
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Inside Indiana
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No Eyes On Me
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Bully
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Crystal Frequencies
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simasima Portland, Oregon
In Japanese, simasima means zebra stripe pattern. In English, simasima means the smooth, mellow tones emanating from my home office/studio, The SCIF, as I assemble my first album. And now you can bring these sounds into your own home.
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