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On the Cusp of Oblivion
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We Must Escape
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Play the game or live under threat til you find a way to tolerate or thrive for another day, waiting for life's embrace, find a will to survive while arbitrarily determining the value of all other beings for our own devices, why? why must this be the way we interact as a species these days?
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Helios and Hyperion
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For Those Few Remaining
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Why Be?
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Why be?
We walk in circles and we call it progress.
We're born of starstuff, we return to starstuff.
Are all our actions predetermined ones?
And if no agency is truly ours,
Why be?
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diogenes in hell recommends:
Element4l - Original Soundtrack
by Mind Tree
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Lost on the soft edge
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Texas oceanographer Daniel C. O. Thornton weaves field recordings into his shimmering ambient tracks to create absorbing sound collages.
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SAD GODS presents "Singing for Survival - a Compilation for Project Onward"
by Various Artists
A stellar compilation featuring shoegaze and indie favorites like Drowse, Midwife, and Mount Eerie benefitting Project Onward in Chicago.
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