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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Evening Colours, French Exit (single), Life in Rainbows (single), Viludus (single), Now You Know It Still Feels The Same, The New Water (EP), Empty Parks, Hidden Parks (EP), and 73 more.
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French Exit
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Fog on the Hills
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Evening Colours
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Sunny Afternoon
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Who's the Envelope-Man?
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Regret Everything
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Confidential Information
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Another Artichoke
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Cloud Winterland
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We Melt
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Lost in Nights
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Seksound Record Label Tallinn, Estonia
Seksound is a small record label from Estonia, started in 2004 by members of Estonian dream pop band Pia Fraus. The label has released records by Estonian indie artists Ans. Andur, Bad Apples, Dreamphish, Honey Power, Imandra Lake, Jan Helsing, Mirabilia, Kago, lack of Eoins, Marten Kuningas, Pia Fraus, Popidiot, Shelton San, Wolfredt and compilations of best Estonian independent music. ... more
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