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Psalms I
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Heliosphere
06:25
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Bianca
06:17
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ソラリス流星雨
06:17
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センチメンタル・ルージュ
04:49
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Elysium (Interlude)
04:40
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縮退機関
05:00
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Distant Earth
05:34
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Heliosphere AD.2014V
05:06
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The stars my destination
06:02
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Psalms II
04:48
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Digital Logics Tokyo, Japan
Digital Logics is Japanese Trance & Progressive Music producers unit. Established by Nago in 2011 and Alinut and Bernis joined in 2013.
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