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Anomalous Sentinel
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Wraith
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Deceitful Perception
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Regret and Forgiveness
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Finding our Connections
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Did We Forget?
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The Lone Tree In The Woods That Killed Us All
I am a guitarist and composer and this is my instrumental solo project - melodic 8-string guitar madness mixed with relaxing ambient post-rock interludes.
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