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[dedication]
00:17
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2. |
valli inani
15:00
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elegi infans
09:49
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— cover their faces with shame
so then they'll seek your name
[after psalm 83]
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[zen intermezzo]
06:37
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tzion
11:24
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[silence...]
hear the noise of mountains
hear the noise of them
people massing together —
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Jori Josiphson • untitled sea Slovakia
untitled sea is a project, led by Juraj Polgary, known as Jori Josiphson.
Formed in Bratislava, Slovakia, in
2015.
Instrumental and personal line-up is variable.
Music that is minimal music that is transcendental and existential that is ambient ... and drone. All connected in one.
... more
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