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Scabbed Knees
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Silly Simon
02:25
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Four Walls
03:48
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Sun Spots
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Hypnagogia
02:26
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Dissociation
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Shallow Water
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Waverly
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Nausea
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Syncope
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Comatose
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Ventilator
02:36
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Descent
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Napuurkaa
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Wounded Beast
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Flay
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Circle
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Where Did You Go?
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Ruairi O'Baoighill Galway, Ireland
Ruairi O’Baoighill is a Ritual Ambient/Drone Artist based in Galway City, Ireland. His work is strongly influenced by Horror Films, the Occult and the darker side of the psychedelic experience. He works primarily with found sound and field recordings which he uses to create dark pieces by means of digital manipulation. ... more
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