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Beginning/Intrigue
02:25
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Awareness/Foreshadowing
04:03
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Contemplation/Decision
05:31
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Descent /Approach
04:24
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Tension/Conflict
02:58
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Endpoint/Zero
02:53
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Lars Haur Colorado Springs, Colorado
Lars Haur is an enigmatic and multifaceted artist known for his exploratory approach to music, philosophy, and internet culture. As an experimental musician, Lars traverses diverse sonic territories, blending elements of ambient, vaporwave, noise, and more to create immersive and thought-provoking compositions. ... more
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