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Cosmic Technology Vapors
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Born Forlorn
03:34
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Whiskey Pyramid
04:16
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Flowers Dead in the Vase
03:12
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Microchip Blues
02:43
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Credit Card Divorce
03:21
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Obsolete
03:47
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Awakening World
01:06
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Slow Road
03:47
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Swift Sword Blues
05:56
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New Moon Night
03:24
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Aaron Beckum Los Angeles, California
Aaron Beckum is a musician and filmmaker based in Los Angeles, California. He started writing and recording songs in Kansas City on a 4-track tape recorder under the moniker Voiceprint Identifikat. His lo-fi lyric driven music is influenced as much by cosmic American folk and country music as it is by 80s punk rock and 90s mid-western indie rock. ... more
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