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Spiders On Lace
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Movement I
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Hive Controls
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Equinox Signal
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Glass Shards
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Cactus Palace
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Stone Pool Shadow
02:54
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Third Journey Molecule
01:44
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Jungle Trek Nightmare
02:34
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Pale Mote Remnants
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Movement II
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Humidor Delight
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Case Of The Mondays
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Atmospheric Entry
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Midnight Echoes
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Plateau Fear Redux
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Insect Wave
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Time Drone Freak-Out
03:04
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Black Tempel Pyrämid / LIFE EDUCATION / Kösmonaut Fort Collins, Colorado
Patrick R. Pärk is Black Tempel Pyrämid, Kösmonaut, Teeth Of Glass. and LIFE
EDUCATION.
He also performs solo.
He creates library music for film / movies / multimedia, that's available for direct licensing.
His sound is an eclectic fusion of Krautrock / Progressive Electronic / Psychedelia.
Think Joel Vandroogenbroeck mixed with Pierro Umiliani
He runs Ethereal Mother Tapes.
... more
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