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In the Clearing
04:20
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Daytime Raccoon
03:43
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Sneaking Suspicions
05:32
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Suspicion Confirmed
02:43
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Downstream
04:15
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Nusa
03:07
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Disaster Pendulum
04:43
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Surfacing
02:40
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Man Frog
04:02
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Crossing the Creek
03:18
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Asymmetry
03:38
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Andrew Toy Washington, D.C.
Andrew Toy uses percussion as a starting point for composition and sonic exploration. In the studio and on stage, Andrew twists, distorts, and re-arranges the sound of the drums beyond recognition to create soundscapes that are both intense and atmospheric. ... more
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