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To Be There

by Stars Are Insane

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1.
Alone In a National Monument 04:13
2.
Wishing (And There You Were) 05:35
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wishing and there you were standing in the doorway left with nothing to say wishing and there you were again
3.
Leaving Here (Only to Return) 03:09
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love is all around you love is everywhere you will love when you learn to forgive
4.
When All is Quiet 01:54
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The Golden Hour 02:54
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Wondering Where Home Is 03:07
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Greatest Story Ever Told 04:17
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A Long, Lonely Highway Will Lead You There 03:22
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Fucking Volcanoes 02:38
10.
Leave No Trace 05:53

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released May 8, 2018

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Stars Are Insane East Northport, New York

A home recording lo fi, shoegaze, ambient, acoustic 4 track project by Mike Andriani started in 1998. Influenced by Shrimper Records, K Records, collages and cassettes and such bands as Sebadoh, Further, Sentridoh, My Bloody Valentine, Yo La Tengo, Dump, Secret Stars, Mercury Rev, Kicking Giant, Eric’s Trip, Moonsocket, Sonic Youth, and Red House Painters. ... more

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