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Molasses
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Brin Coleman Manchester, UK
Prolific mostly ambient musician under numerous guises, filmmaker, freelance philosopher and probably
more.
This page collects all of my music projects in one place for people who like this sort of thing.
It's going to take a while to get everything on here. I will start with compilations then add releases in order from the beginning.
Enjoy the music!
Photo by Alex Brinkley Coleman.
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