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When does the day begin?
03:18
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Svalbard
08:43
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going to Svalbard to get away from it all/ just pack my bags and head on out there/ it's really cold here in Svalbard but the views are amazing
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Solarhringur
07:00
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People
08:20
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Tock
02:44
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It was a superdark highway in the middle of nowhere and the driver kept telling me ghost stories.
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Tagnokto
05:17
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Oh Tagnokto ................. ends again.
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rev. sundown
02:46
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Richard Dart Australia
Brisbane based electronic, ambient, drone and alt.rock music artist.
Inspired by artists such as Brian Eno, Radiohead, Kraftwerk, Neu, Hainbach, Broadcast, & Ghost Box records among many others.
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