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Staking out the Claim
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8-String Delight
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Twelves
02:20
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Knocked Up
02:01
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Bass Fingers
01:25
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Slumber Party
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Five-Twenty
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The 80s weren't all Fun
02:07
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It Eats the Tail
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Nightshed
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Fractured but unbroken
02:01
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Morning Strategy Toronto, Ontario
At 4am, Andy Farnsworth moves from his bed to his home studio in Guildwood, Toronto, where he forces short scraps of electronic music to fall into alignment with his pursuit and development of a productive Morning Strategy.
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