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the One (family) - you'd forget what your face looked like if you didn't have a mirror

from Volume as an Independent Musical Construct by Various Artists

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"Our approach to volume is not one of loudness and/or quietness. Rather, drawing focus to the (quantitative) presence of sounds enclosed within a space."

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from Volume as an Independent Musical Construct, released September 13, 2012

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