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Cooksonia (the prelude)
07:46
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Seed Like Structure
04:31
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Candycane
06:06
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Lycopodium
03:30
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Michelle the Locust
04:56
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Isoetes
02:52
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Shin Sigillaria
03:45
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White Chicks
04:52
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White Chicks II
03:27
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13 Marginals
05:13
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Nick Notis Seattle, Washington
Nick Notis has been composing recordings since the 90s, always striving to create that extra detail. His works range from approximately orchestral to cartoonishly synthetic; from classical to pop, generally passing through electronic. He's also done score and sound design work around Seattle, and produced for Rank & File. ... more
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