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Old Friends
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Distant Light
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Our Youth
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This is the soundtrack for the recovery from any concussion regardless of origin. Whether it be sports related or as a result of an automobile accident or even self infected, this is what should be playing in the background.
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WHITE LIGHT
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An amazing selection of songs. I keep coming back to GOTH, it just sticks to the mind with no hope of leaving.
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THE VOID
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My current favouite witch-house artist. From this album "feel nothing" is currently the most reflective song. Song which I can feel with my soul. like when I just stand behind the window, wondering what comes next.......
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Dedicated to the idea of “creating stillness,” the latest from Rohne offers hushed electroacoustic songs that gently sway.
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Jason Baxter and Kyle Hargus drop six bouncy, eccentric, electronic tracks that care not for pigeonholes.
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FUTURE GHOSTS
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supported by 14 fans who also own “Distance Which We Never Reach”
With the exception of a few songs, Future Ghosts is quite similar to The Void in its focus on the more atmospheric side of this project. There's not much distortion, so majority of the songs can go on your more calm playlist. I love the guitar work on The Beginning though, it's such a unique song for this project, but absolutely steals the spotlight on this album.
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