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Halfgrasp I
04:33
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3. |
Tasting Winds
06:25
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Halfgrasp II
03:23
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Rainbow Dharma
07:16
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Aggregation Denied
03:24
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Stand Into Voidness
05:29
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9. |
Breathing Underwater
07:39
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10. |
Anaerobic
05:51
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11. |
Primitive Temperature
03:52
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12. |
Impermanence
07:52
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Halfgrasp III
04:10
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Epilog
00:30
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Cantrash Aichi, Japan
Cantrash is a trash can percussion project managed by Takashi Kuranaga .
Takashi Kuranaga
is a young drummer, percussionist and composer based at Aichi, Japan.
He was born and grew in Kumamoto, and has studied something at Tokyo and Nagoya.
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