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Swell
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Blue
13:28
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Drone
03:30
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Coin
05:27
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Screen
10:25
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Goodbye Enemy Airship Melbourne, Australia
Goodbye Enemy Airship is a Melbourne based experimental rock band from Melbourne, Australia. Members are Gerard Mason, Sarah Galdes and Jam Nawaz.
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Hymn to the Immortal Wind
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My third LP record I bought after decades of hiatus. listen to all seven tracks as dive into a flood of beautiful music. 僥倖
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Impossible Worlds
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