No Cable 2022
from No Cable 2022 Remix EP by Landscape Body Machine
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from No Cable 2022 Remix EP,
released April 16, 2022
All Music written, programmed, performed and recorded
by Craig Joseph Huxtable
Produced by Craig Joseph Huxtable
Mixed and mastered by Chris Peterson
Artwork by Simon Paul
All Music written, programmed, performed and recorded
by Craig Joseph Huxtable
Produced by Craig Joseph Huxtable
Mixed and mastered by Chris Peterson
Artwork by Simon Paul
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Landscape Body Machine Victoria, British Columbia
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Apr 2022 -
Nov 2021 -
Nov 2009 -
Jun 2002 -
Sep 1996
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