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Euphorion
03:50
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Convective Activity
03:19
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Friccion
02:36
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The Gods of The North
03:50
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Moon's Haunted (alt)
03:36
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Null Set - Prelude
03:37
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Null Set - In Medias Res
03:36
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Null Set - Epilogue
02:53
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The Nebulas Providence, Rhode Island
The Nebulas are the result of a powerful chemical reaction that occurred when elements of a highly-developed West Coast
guitar sound fused with a thunderous East Coast rhythm section in the early months of 2001.
20+ years later, we're still giving our audience a reason to bring earplugs...or dancing shoes...or an excuse to stand very still with arms crossed while nodding occasionally.
Cheers \m/
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