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Necessary Beauty
01:42
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Your Sun
04:26
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The Unexplained
05:06
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At The Lighthouse
02:19
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How To Remember
04:46
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Zygotes And Radials
01:29
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Childish Things
04:00
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Hoechst Skyline
02:02
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Sodium
05:02
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Fever I Never Had
02:40
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Change moves in spirals, not circles.
For example, the sun goes up and then it goes down.
But everytime that happens, what do you get?
You get a new day.
You get a new one.
When you breathe, you inhale and you exhale, but every single time that you do that you're a little bit different then the one before.
We're always changing.
And its important to know that there are some changes you can't control and that there are others you can.
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Redpoint UK
Two men from the UK who make music inspired by natural splendour, '80s arcade games and Cold War cold sweats.
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