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A Walk in the Park
04:53
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Filming Myself
04:05
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No Muse
06:27
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Elevator Music
05:47
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The Cycle
06:35
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Into the Sun
06:24
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I Don't Want to See You
04:17
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Heartbreak Prologue
04:24
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A Brooke Runs Through it
06:07
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Afterglow
04:17
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Jamie Muir Toronto, Ontario
Former member of several almosts, Jamie Muir continues his quest to find a sonic climate that is constantly evolving,
constantly on the parapet, but not too far from home.
Though heavily influenced by drum heavy 90's guitar rock, he has been known to tickle the ivories, create digital synthetic fuckery, and weave rich tapestries of chaotic soundscapes that speak for themselves.
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