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Dark Days
01:40
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Tiny Oblivion
06:28
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Music without Metaphor
07:19
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Blue Inscription
05:44
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Lyric Fragment
04:00
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Brontal No. 2 “Holiday”
07:42
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Brontal No. 6
05:29
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Brontal No. 11 “I-80”
03:42
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Secret Machine No. 4
02:13
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Secret Machine No. 6
04:31
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New Focus Recordings New York, New York
New Focus Recordings is an artist led collective label featuring releases in contemporary music of many stripes, as well as new approaches to older repertoire. The label was founded by guitarist Daniel Lippel (who is the current director), composer engineer Ryan Streber, and composer Peter Gilbert in 2003-4, and features releases from many of new music's most active performers and composers. ... more
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