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First Movement
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Second Movement
06:36
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Interlude
01:11
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Third Movement
06:26
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Fourth Movement
13:13
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Vindensång Pennsylvania
Vindensång is an American ambient band with strong influence from post-rock, experimental rock, and experimental metal. They have become known for their conceptual, genre-bending music and for capturing and re-producing atmosphere in sound. Since their formation, they have released one demo, one EP, and one full-length album, and are releasing a new full-length album, "Alpha" in 2013. ... more
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