End Cycles, by CDexter

End Cycles

by CDexter

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1.	A Mechanism 06:29	buy track
2.	Autumn Equinox 01:46	buy track
3.	Artificial Circulation 06:17	buy track
4.	Winter Solstice 01:33	buy track
5.	Critical Point 06:20	buy track
6.	Spring Equinox 01:31	buy track
7.	Impaired Hopefulness 06:17	buy track
8.	Summer Solstice 02:26	buy track

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"End Cycles" is CDexter's first attempt at creating a complete work and developing his sound as an artist. The album works together as an entire composition with reccurring themes and ideas.

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released August 25, 2015

Charles Dexter Chamberlin

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