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Into The Silence
05:51
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Ex Vocation
05:03
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Martyn Lives
03:44
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Meaningful Work
04:18
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The World Is A Bubble
02:33
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Red Mecca Bingo
03:22
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Actually Reading Comics
04:14
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How Buildings Fail York, UK
How Buildings Fail is the mostly solo, mostly electronic musical project of mostly Simon Hickinbotham. The project began in 2015 in parallel with a guitar based sister project that had been running since the early 1990s. Playing mostly in York, but occasionally in Leeds and Leicester, the emphasis is upon improvisation using self-made electronic instruments. ... more
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