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Illusory Identity
05:08
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Resonance
07:10
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Unknowing
04:42
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Three
04:42
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Resistance
06:09
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Phase Variation
04:02
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Receptivity
05:12
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Edge of the Abyss
06:31
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Clarity
05:16
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Revivify
05:31
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Anxious for Nothing
04:50
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Infinite Wavelength
04:42
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Katrina
05:21
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Astral Fogg Crown Point, Indiana
Astral Fogg (a.k.a. Jeff Fogg) is an American composer/producer of atmospheric music originally from the beautiful state of Maine.
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