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Barbara Jean
05:52
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Breath
05:23
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I Probably Love You
04:41
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Seperately
04:24
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The Spoils
04:39
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Disappear
03:05
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I Can Feel You Breathe
05:13
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Always A Little Dark
04:50
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Alexis Ramirez Austin, Texas
Moved to Austin in 1999 to form the band A Tiger Named Lovesick, taking on the roll of programming drums and playing bass, later joining The Arm. In the wake of both defunct projects he started writing music around programmed beats, incorporating dreamy guitar and driving synths. This debut solo album is a culmination of his time playing in shoegaze bands and his love for darker ambient sounds. ... more
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