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a Map of the Sun
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the Courier
07:13
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Autumn Flight
07:31
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the Difference Engine
10:22
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Finding Eden
06:30
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High Spying How
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the Drowning Moon
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CandyAppleRed Hertfordshire, UK
CandyAppleRed is the nom de musique of Hertfordshire based musician and photographer David Laws. Dave started playing in bedroom bands in the 70s and only really got back into music after a long layoff in the late 90s. His self-produced music spans a number of genres, from heavy post-rock to ambient, sometimes a hint of Celtic rock, sometimes acoustic, and with a touch of 70s prog thrown in. ... more
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