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Wide Angle
01:53
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Point of Departure
05:36
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Second Scene
05:52
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Surface Tension
06:02
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Verboten Fold
06:51
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Site Specific
04:18
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Northbound Sleeper
06:07
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Dove Trick
04:21
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Ryan Teague Bristol, UK
Ryan Teague is a composer, sound designer and multi-instrumentalist based in Bristol (UK). His music combines acoustic sources and arrangements with electronic synthesis and processing to create unique contemporary soundscapes.
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