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Hole in the Sky
05:46
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Fog
07:40
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System Shock
06:59
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Mantra
05:40
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Illusions and Shadows
16:50
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With Reason
08:30
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Ascetist
05:47
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Preserver
08:39
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Purification
10:23
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Deeper Understanding
03:37
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Without Doubt
07:41
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Kaibutsu Sound System
Kaibutsu Sound System was a variety of different ideas thrown at the wall by
Ascetimancer.
The project has since been abandoned, however, in the future someday it may return.
Till then, another project is soon to take it's place.
The VENU alias is also me.
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