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Introduction
02:09
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Lovers & Warsongs
02:58
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Therapy
03:00
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Horses
03:12
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Cassandra
04:04
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Lullaby
03:20
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1992
04:09
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Interlude
01:52
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Satan
03:32
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Escape
04:08
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ODDOT Cambodia
We don’t know how. We don’t know what
Sometimes strange things and odd sounds
make us happy and sad in the same
moment
ODDOT is a label specializing in modern newbreed music – music influenced by days and nights, crystal air, dark fog, warm oceans, cold forests, lo-fi, dreams, chillwave, witches, shoegaze, memoradelia, tropics, glo-fi and post-whatever.
March 2014: label is closed for while
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