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Electric Sheep
03:11
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Let's Get Metaphysical
04:33
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Orientalism
01:14
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Hemlock Pie
02:33
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Silent Night
02:27
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Holy Knight
01:57
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Road Movie
04:05
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Sancho Panza
03:30
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June 8
00:37
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Demo for Postcard
03:48
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Spirits on a Train
02:41
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Demon Seed
03:47
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Cyrano
02:37
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Free of Desire
00:11
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Note to Self (Acoustic)
03:28
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Do We Love
04:20
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Andrew Glencross Halifax, Nova Scotia
I've been lucky enough to play with lots of inspiring Halifax musicians. This stuff is mostly just
me.
My solo recordings were released under the name Pale Son up until 2021. Now I just feel like being myself. I am still very much a pale son, though.
Painting by Johanna Steffen.
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