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Love Just Is
04:26
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2. |
Collide
04:31
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3. |
Lost In Your Space
04:12
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4. |
Way She Moves
03:59
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Spillage
04:34
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6. |
Another World
04:37
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7. |
Pincer
04:19
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Crashburn
05:29
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9. |
Black
04:26
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Breathe
10:05
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11. |
Sun's Out
05:28
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12. |
Change Your Mind
04:48
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Time Creeps Slowly
04:40
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14. |
In Pieces
04:36
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15. |
Taken
03:52
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16. |
Life Easel
05:13
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17. |
Sphere
03:00
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18. |
Ray
04:50
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19. |
Bullet
04:48
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20. |
Artichoke Heart
03:41
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21. |
At the Beach
04:18
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22. |
By A Thread
03:39
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Borderline
07:52
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24. |
One Fine Day
04:38
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Shiver
06:56
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Flickering Wall Adelaide, Australia
bakerade@gmail.com
Independent indie-rock. Sometimes psychedelic, sometimes leaning folky,
Flickering Wall is Adrian J Baker indulging in his own creative void- and you're welcome to join in.
Recordings from the noughties and teenies and working on a new release.
Ade JB with Helena Danielsson in Summerhouse and also with Hugh EC Wilson in Spacetrash.
Taste the fruit. There's more to come...
... more
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