Woodlouse
A fresh effect born from a wonderful inspiration
A wonderful album that follows the flow of the previous work
Favorite track: Who Left You Out and Why?.
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Pale The Sky
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I Can't Complain
02:54
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Limitless Confusion
04:07
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Irrelevant
04:06
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Little Pills
03:18
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With Friends Like These
02:38
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Sleep To Survive
03:47
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Behind Locked Doors
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Child Support
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Our Secret Place
03:45
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Scott Toner Adelaide, Australia
Ranging from the delicate sounds of just his voice and an acoustic guitar to the intricacies of orchestral arrangements that accompany complex song structures, Scott’s music is unique and will always find a way to surprise you at each and every turn. And there are many, many turns.... ... more
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