Begin Again
Brilliant album, shame I din't find them sooner!
Favorite track: The Last Day (It's all I Want).
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Rivers Made for Crossing
06:26
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Village Fire
04:37
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Peace
07:35
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Saint Ann
08:06
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A Great Good Comes
08:21
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Cathedral
07:36
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Winter
09:20
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Ever Reach
09:13
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Castle of the Assassins
09:26
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Sea Lights
02:17
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analog missionary Silverhill, Alabama
Analog Missionary is a DreamProg band from the Southern USA. Utilizing atypical instrumentation (such as theremin, Chapman Stick, Dumbek, Artiphon and cello) and world-music influences, they have released 3 full-length albums: Transmitter, the soundtrack for the 1920's silent film classic Nosferatu (entitled Voyage of the Demeter), and ARC. ... more
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