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Epipelagic
03:48
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Moon Jelly
00:56
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Mesopelagic
03:22
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Mesopelagic pt. 2
02:44
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Descent
00:55
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Bathypelagic
03:32
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Bathypelagic pt. 2
04:05
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Abyssopelagic
06:46
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Hadalpelagic
01:26
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Sirens of Titan
00:37
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Challenger Deep
03:57
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Locad West Palm Beach, Florida
Blending organic, analog, and digital sounds. Dark Ambient music that feels familiar and unsettling at the same time.
Check out our label page:
volutus.bandcamp.com
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