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Ash Mountain
01:45
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Salty
02:55
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Sola
03:01
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The Crossing
01:35
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Guardians
03:37
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Echo
01:46
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Saturn's Return
04:45
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One Fell Swoop
03:07
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Shadow
05:30
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Ponderosa Pines
03:41
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Return of Saturn
03:12
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Polyminor Sydney, Australia
This is the debut album for the Sydney instrumental acoustic band. The trio have influences that range from folk, film soundtracks and ambient textures.
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Songwriting at it's most purest and entertaining. Self-produced debut album from Blue Mountains musician/writer Chris Gillespie
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