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The Apples In Stereo

Sound of Ceres: Nostalgia for Infinity
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Sound of Ceres: Nostalgia for Infinity

By
Jasper Bruce
/ 29 February 2016
Dreamy, science-fictionesque and thought-provoking, the debut of the former Candy Claws engine room is one to get your hands on.
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We Have Been Floated: A Tribute to Bill Doss

By
Zach Schonfeld
/ 6 August 2012
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The Apples in stereo: Electronic Projects for Musicians

By
Elizabeth Newton
/ 4 May 2008
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The Apples in Stereo: New Magnetic Wonder

By
Alan Brown
/ 5 February 2007
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The Apples in Stereo: Velocity of Sound

By
Dave Heaton
/ 8 October 2002
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The Apples in Stereo: The Discovery of a World Inside The Moone

By
Dave Heaton
/ 17 April 2000
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The Apples In Stereo: Her Wallpaper Reverie

By
Sarah Zupko
/ 7 June 1999

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