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SURFACES

Expo '70

Progressive Electronic


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Studio Album, released in 2005

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Taikong (1:15)
2. Love Passages To The West (6:46)
3. Sailing The Blind White Ocean (4:49)
4. Prelude to Electric Wilder Beasts (10:38)
5. Who Left The Door To The Sun Open? (6:12)
6. Matroshka Experiment (9:50)

Total time: 39:30

Line-up / Musicians

- Justin Wright / guitars, electronics & effects
- McKinley Jones

Releases information

CD-R Kill Shaman ksrec 70 (2005)

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