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Opening
05:07
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Tarred & Feathered
03:14
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Away
03:43
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Sweet Nothings
05:02
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Plini Sydney, Australia
Bedroom musician from Sydney. I like food and stuff.
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An tempestuous post-rock journey inspired by the existential threat of climate exchange, "Triumph & Disaster" overflows with grace and grit.
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