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the final frontier
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seventy-three seconds
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28.64 n, 80.28 w
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set sail on golden wings
slipped surly bonds of earth
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apolar. Chicago, Illinois
ripping through cables and sounding like massive glaciers scraping against each other, apolar. from chicago, illinois takes everything you thought you knew about independently produced post-rock and turns it on it's head.
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