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Anathema Dissolves
06:45
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Caves of Confusion
06:01
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Simone Lays an Egg
13:24
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The Wall
05:24
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Trakus
08:59
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Tamarak
12:09
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Spring Mother Mars
07:22
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Xerst Racine, Wisconsin
Formed by Tim Pitschka and Jim Sincock in the mountains of Colorado in 1997, Xerst created experimental music with a
mysterious and haunting beauty.
Tim & Jim have recently begun working on new musical collaborations which may become a rebirth of Xerst.
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