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Intro (the pink mist)
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Dead Girl
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Cinque in Flames
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Housing Spiders
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People's Temple
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The DAL-TEX Window
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Hello Devil
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When Will My Eyes Close
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Capital Letter
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Io
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Burst and Bloom
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Tunic
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Sadie on the Stand
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Neptune Skyline Portland, Oregon
In 2008 Mike Pitts, of Portland based Kent 3, got together with other musicians to form the band Neptune Skyline. Their 2009
debut album, Secret Fields, is a beautiful and informative low-fi chronicle of Pitts oft troubled life.
Combining the feel of Secret Fields, a new perspective, and a more flushed out band, Neptune Skyline keeps things interesting on their great follow up album Spring Reverb.
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