Selenitic

by OneKilotonSun

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"It has been a while since I have heard only silence and I enjoy it greatly, I think. For some reason, I do not feel altogether welcome in this new world in which I have arrived. But how could I be unwelcome in an age with no inhabitants? It is, of course, only in my head."

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released April 20, 2020
OneKilotonSun is Scott Andrew LePera

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OneKilotonSun Seattle, Washington

Prog-pop dreamscapes, now broadcasting to all travelers of the Spiral Arm.

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