Razor
from The Moonlight LP by The Moonlight
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The Moonlight, Limited Edition CD
Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album10 songs, hand printed, individually numbered CD with artwork by Pwits & Ducklingmonster.
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from The Moonlight LP,
released October 9, 2015
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The Moonlight Auckland, New Zealand
A pent up need to give permanent shape to the flux of experience.
That kind of stuff.
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