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I
04:20
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II
03:50
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III
02:50
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IV
06:35
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V
05:00
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VI
04:10
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07:10
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VIII
06:15
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IX
05:55
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X
03:45
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XI
06:00
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XII
04:20
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XIII
01:42
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DOOOM Berlin, Germany
DOOOM combines darkness and light in a unique musical brew which spellbinds the listener on the basis of emotionally appealing worlds of sound.
DOOOM recommends:
dark, melodical ambient textures
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Anthology Resource Vol. I: △△
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This compilation of Dean Hurley’s sound design work for “Twin Peaks: The Return” is as gripping & mysterious as the show itself.
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