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A Dream In Death
06:49
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Unfortunately We're Here
04:27
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Little Red Wagon
04:29
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Suddenly I Feel Light
06:11
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Rocking Horse
05:34
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Final Breath
04:17
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Tiny Telephones San Diego, California
Led by established producer/songwriter/veteran musician Patick Heaney's parrallel boredom of today's predictable electronic music landscape and influence left by projects by Olafur Arnolds and Max Richter. After adding guitarist Aaron Blomberg they became Tiny Telephones. An instrumental post-rock band specializing in sweeping, cinematic songs, that utilize tech without sacrifice of real sounds. ... more
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