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Moonshine (Part I)
07:57
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Moonshine (Part II)
04:54
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Moonshine (Part III)
06:15
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Trembler
05:28
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Achilles Heel
12:02
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Maurice Louca Cairo, Egypt
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Kennebec used a medley of dreamy sounds, textures, and wistful electronics to define the sound of the album.
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Artlessly Falling
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Mary Halvorson is a genius composer and guitarist who has developed her own musical language, and with Code Girl she has incorporated poetry into that language. Incredible compositions and lyricism (each track is a different kind of poem). Halvorson's playing is as great as usual, and all the other members of the band sound great. Robert Wyatt's singing in particular works extremely well in the tracks he's featured. Highly, highly recommend.
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