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Purple Faun 2
06:31
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Alien Landing Strips
03:26
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Undercurrent Suffocation
03:59
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Explosion Therapy
07:54
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Final Apology
06:17
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F. Tyler Washington, D.C.
F. Tyler has been producing music (and noise) since 2000. All solo work is currently being re-released.
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