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Empire of the Mind
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Sovereignty
03:22
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Farishta Singh
06:04
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Bioluminescent Rose
06:35
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Approaching the Playa
06:50
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Jane Morgan's Theme
01:28
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Crystal Simulacrum
02:49
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Vesica Piscis
04:12
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Conchis of Phraxos
02:40
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Mummification
04:32
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Grace for the Dead
01:34
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Ray Favourite Glasgow, UK
Ray has been a gigging musician for over 15 years and is also a trained fine artist. As well as music and painting, Ray writes and draws comics and sells prints and merch through his company, Ancient Astronaut. His Official website is www.rayfavourite.com ... more
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