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Arrival
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Seven linear Suns
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Journey to Tau Ceti
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The Node
03:30
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Nicole and Richard
00:57
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To Sirius
02:34
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Cylindrical Sea
02:54
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Mysterious Whispers
01:10
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To the Last Rendez-vous
05:04
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The Gate
08:47
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Quantic Maelstrom
05:20
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Vanishing Memories
06:52
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Another life without you
06:37
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El Jice/Avian Brussels, Belgium
El Jice is a Belgian artist, photographer, graphist, novelist and musician. He writes chronicles for belgian fanzines promoting Progressive Rock. He lives in Brussels.
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