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Run to the Night
05:11
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Nothing to Do
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Caught in a Feeling
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Laughing
04:52
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Lucia
05:38
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Miles Away
05:18
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Down the Road
05:22
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Snovi (bonus outro)
02:06
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Forest Ray Seattle, Washington
Forest Ray is a psychedelic rock project whose dedication to analog recording has harbored a darker, older and more intimate sound. Forest Ray's music combines guitar driven psychedelic rock with tinges of raw synth-laced post-punk, Tropicalia flute and uninhibited performances that embody the garage punk aesthetic that fueled the group’s creation ... more
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