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Overture
01:48
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City (Morning)
11:26
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At the Park
02:46
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Intermission
00:36
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This Side to that Side
00:56
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City (rain)
04:31
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At the Temple
06:06
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City (kids)
04:11
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Ending
03:39
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After the End
01:41
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Flaming Pines London, UK
“Flaming Pines is itself a topography of hidden global sounds." The Wire.
We are a label focused on field recording, sound art and experimental ambient music.
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