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Communication (Part II)
05:11
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You Can Have It All
05:09
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Still Falling in the Net
05:05
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Wind-Up Bird
03:47
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Lost in the Woods
03:33
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Time
04:22
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Chasing a Ghost
01:54
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invisible elephant UK
Invisible Elephant is the solo project of a UK artist who writes the songs and plays all the instruments, recording at home. Veering from softly spoken psych folk to ethereal soundscapes to monolithic feedback, it’s difficult to pin the sound down to one genre. The end result is music exhibiting subtlety, ferocity, discordance, melody and an acute ear for imbuing the familiar with the futuristic. ... more
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