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Oblivion
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Oblivion Electro
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Monument 2
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Sunlight
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Dreams of Sleep
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Falling Star Reception Portland, Oregon
Started as a recording project in 2003 by Terry Taron Barefield, who at the time played guitar in Fresno, CA band “The
Sleepover Disaster” began to perform live improvised sets using loopers and drum machines.
These one off shows became the idea behind the current iteration of the band. Now a three piece instrumental shoegazing celebration.
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