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At the Rear
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Imbrugio
08:12
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Death of a Hero
07:15
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Battles End
07:45
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In Memorium
05:03
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Victorious
06:27
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Remembrance
02:07
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Lest We Forget
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The War to End All Wars
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HyperEx Machina Bolton, UK
HyperEx Machina is the gentler
alter-ego of the harder edged Hyperdriver aka Steve Munslow. His music is
ambient with sequences and arpeggios, drifting soundscapes and unnerving contrasts. Occasionally it breaks out into moderate beats, but is always very melodic and involving
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