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Organic Sequence 1
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Organic Sequence 2
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Organic Sequence 3
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Organic Sequence 4
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Organic Sequence 5
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Organic Sequence 6
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Organic Sequence 7
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Throne of Astarte Netherlands
Ambient, Dark Ambient, Experimental Electronics Label.
For submissions email: throne.of.astarte@gmail.com
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Absolutely love it. I don't know if I should dance, relax, bang my head, stand still, run around, keep my eyes wide open or close them and just dream. The warm sounds and the brilliant combination of sequencers, pads and melodies. Beautiful!
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