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Hypnotheque
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Safe Haven
03:03
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Will You Take Me Home?
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He Comes to Call
04:00
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The Butterfly Effect
03:27
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Santa Monica
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In Excelsis
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Ode to Dionysus
05:32
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The Pocket Symphony Orchestra UK
Barry and Darren met in the summer of '99, discovering their mutual love of music and have been friends ever since. They started a band, which lasted six years before an indefinite hiatus was called. They both began other projects but, when all of those folded, came together in 2012 to write and record again. This gradually developed into The Pocket Symphony Orchestra. ... more
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