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New
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Waxing Crescent
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First Quarter
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Berge & Pârvulescu Montréal, Québec
We are two students who met at McGill University.
AM was recorded over a period of 12
hours, in a small, empty classroom with a grand piano in it, and the broom closet beside it.
PM: The EP was recorded in a basement, over the course of a week, while learning the ropes of audio recording for the first time. Two songs have yet to be recorded.
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