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Stela
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The Wait
03:34
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The Farm
02:36
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The Smell of Smoke
02:22
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The Forest
03:44
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The Arrows
02:37
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The Traps
01:39
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The Caverns
04:25
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The Cliff
02:18
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The Snowfields
03:37
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The Elevator
01:57
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The Village Gates
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The Village
03:12
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The Monastery
04:02
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The Rings
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The Tower
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The Graveyard
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A Shell in the Pit Vancouver, British Columbia
BC-based songwriter, composer and sound designer. Contact: [email protected]
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I distinctly remember the feeling of booting up the game for the first time. I'd seen all the vlogs on Austin's channel, and listened to the music up to Cernos on the album, but I had no real context until starting to play the game. The second I saw the ivy covered title frame, I felt my blood run cold with ice, skin and hair raised, breath taken in anticipation of the journey that was about to come. Talk about setting the tone, man. Austin, you're without a doubt my favorite composer!
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