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Basement Club
02:12
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A Light Left On For You
02:22
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Almost Home
01:46
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87 Days
07:32
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Do You Have To Go?
02:17
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Get Used To These Stairs
02:05
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Sunroof Searching
01:06
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Where We Left Off
01:28
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The Candle
01:50
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Better Places
06:10
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Just Passing Through
01:58
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Heart Attack
02:44
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How To Behave
02:14
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Last Visit
02:12
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Untitled Post Rock 1
01:11
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Untitled Post Rock 2
02:32
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Bring Them Back
01:43
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20. |
Never Found
03:43
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Untitled Post Rock 3
01:51
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Masks
01:00
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Rattle About
01:56
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Mountains On Fire New York
Influenced by bands like Explosions in the Sky, Eluvium and Startle the Heavens, Mountains On Fire is a collection of ambient / post-rock songs geared towards use in a motion picture soundtrack.
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