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Call of City
03:26
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Broken Radiola
03:15
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Mushrooms
01:56
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Puppets Madness
02:32
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Follow Her Trace
06:27
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Greetings from USSR
03:58
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No 904
02:16
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Posthumously
04:00
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Sedation of the Light
03:28
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In Memory of
05:06
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Criminal Justice
03:28
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Undead City
04:08
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Swamp
04:36
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Call of City. the end
03:20
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Technology of Silence Russian Federation
Technology of Silence is a electronic musical project, founded in 2004 by Denis Romanov. Technology of Silence's music straddles a wide range of genres. It's a fusion of ambient, electronic, industrial, techno, IDM, EBM, downtempo, although the project doesn't keep to a particular style. The music of TOS is atmospheric, cinematic, melancholic and creates a certain mood. ... more
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