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Lost in Thought
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Solar Plexus Manchester, UK
Epic atmospheric ambient soundscapes.
Escaping the city to make the music of the Moon and the
stars.
See also Bing Satellites, Kowalski Room, The ambient drones of Bill Baxter, Ethereal Ephemera, Ghost Harmonics and probably more.
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