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Endless Sunset
02:22
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Spiral Fields
03:03
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Lost In The Paths
03:48
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Icarus Bluff
03:36
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Simulation Drift
03:17
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Broadcast
02:56
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Quit Everything
05:06
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The Wedding Cake
04:55
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Artifacts
03:52
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The Way
03:24
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Burnt Ends London, UK
Burnt Ends.
A European record label collective serving up flavourful cuts of lo-fi pop and
frazzled psychedelia. Born from equal measure dreams/nightmares and verging from the sublime to the ridiculous, we bring you musical vignettes that document our evolution.
Wonky is modern.
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