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Journey Internal
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The Dreaming Ground
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Hidden Path
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Trial By Fire
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Entwined
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Emerge From Shadow
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Place of Shelter
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Frore Virginia Beach, Virginia
Frore is Paul Casper an electronic musician from Virginia Beach VA. Frore is music that evokes a dark thoughtful, primitive, atmosphere for reflection and/or dreaming. Paul thinks it's music that connects with "something", but he has yet to figure out what that is. . . . Oh well, one more mystery is always welcome. ... more
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