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Lost at Sea
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Keep
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Blood Moon
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Abhaya Mudra
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Agarbathi
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Sunday
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the evil winters Richmond, Virginia
Robert Schnettler has been writing music in one capacity or another since he was a child. He is most heavily influenced by the goth and shoegaze movements of the mid to late 80’s, the ambient electronic movement of the early to mid 90’s and the post rock movement of the mid 2000’s. ... more
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