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The Darkened Days

from Dead Migration by etK

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This track was featured on the EON2. compilation. When I decided to make an album this year I thought it would fit well in the release. Some elements were inspired by Aphex Twin's early works.

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from Dead Migration, track released November 18, 2016
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