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 | | But, before you know it, it builds into a very fusion-y jam which winds down to a sparse, atmospheric ending. |
 | | The opening track "Moya" is an excellent track, prominently featuring electric guitar and drums, and sounds rather like an After Crying piece, only more raggedy. |
 | | This however changes as it segues into the second track, "Blaise Bailey Finnegan III", which is actually structured around a monologue / rant by the title - um - character. |
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