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deadman
10:16
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scorcher
10:34
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second half screamer
13:43
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gentle
08:10
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shifting sea
06:00
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high tone beauty
08:04
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dead sea fog
08:20
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Eye Dunedin, New Zealand
From 2003-2020, core Eye duo Peter Porteous and Peter Stapleton -- with long residencies from third Eyes Jon Chapman, Nathan
Thompson, and Ryan Cockburn -- performed what writer David Keenan described as ‘haunted electro-séances’.
Peter Stapleton passed away in 2020 leaving behind a vast legacy of creative expression as a drummer, lyricist, vocalist and experimenter.
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