Get all 33 Transition Music releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of I Am Electrical Patterns [PsychSpace], One Window [Dark Alternative], Living Proof [AltDark Electronic], Water For Masses (Vocal Electronic), By Degrees [Compilation], Today [Roots Alternative], s2s25 [Groove Beat], Icarus Veins [GothRock Garage], and 25 more.
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Rank File
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Lovers On Trains Passing
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Water For Masses
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Incarhythms
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Subliminal Signs
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NXT Passage
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Inverted Twins
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Saro
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Transition Music Toronto, Ontario
Bruce has been an artist for over two decades, always spawning his projects as one off series.The goal here is to create an identity for Bruce so as to allow him to publish each project as a part of his own identity. Projects have a lifecycle – they are born, live and end – and some will be ongoing and concurrent.Please contact surface2sound@gmail.com for custom quotes and commissions. ... more
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