Winter Diary
by Marc Carlton
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Retracing I
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A View Without A Room
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Time Waning
04:04
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Clay Trees
03:54
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Far-Off Sounds Of Others
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Ask Me
04:46
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The Eye Of All Ways
06:40
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about
NB. This is a gapless album, ie. some tracks lead on to the next without a pause. For the best playback results, downloading a lossless version of this release is recommended, since the mp3 stream/download will not preserve the seamless transitions.
Cover art by Juliette Merle
Cover art by Juliette Merle
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released November 30, 2020
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Aug 1998 -
Nov 1999 -
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