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Aeons
03:34
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Drip Organ
04:34
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Prayer + MoonMilk
06:53
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Aftermath
06:19
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Swallow
11:38
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Memory Palace
09:39
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Wollaws
03:11
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Emily Sheppard TAS, Australia
Emily Sheppard explores the extremities of violin and viola playing. Written in the depths of caves, in blackened forests and submerged in kelp forests, her music evokes landscapes, imagined and real. A haunting and emotive deep listening experience.
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