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Luna Iridia
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Banksia Marginata
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Cold Front
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Empty Spaces
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Gas Giant
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Madhouse
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Monsoon
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Nil By Mouth
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Perfect Gun
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Positronic Hips
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Quasar
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Running
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Take It Down
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Atriplex Hobart, Australia
An experimental project from Grant Williamson, Atriplex has been spanning genres and playing with sound since 1998. Ranging from ambient-shoegaze guitar noise through to dub and experimental electronica.
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