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You are the Accident

by All 4 Years

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Comb and Fix Mine (with Existence Cemetery) 03:42
2.
Up the Mountains in Prison Shoes 02:52
3.
Magnify Gunshot Wounds in the First Place 02:35
4.
[Pine] =-0o) [tree] #e()- 02:03
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Automatic Rot Machine 02:15
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Silent 7 02:15
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Gee Mister Griffith 00:19
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--Piikabooh-- 01:10
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Me After School = See (with Jackshot) 02:25

about

This album was made entirely in one 8 hour sitting while an Andy Griffith Show marathon. It's a collection of very strange sort of ambient music.

So this is my first real attempt at music. I call it "All 4 Years". Did it take 4 years to make? No. Does the amount of years truly pertain to the quality of music? No. Where did "All 4 Years" come from? I came up with it for no reason. Happy?

Thanks to Existence Cemetery for the contribution to the first song. Which was pretty much everything. It's basically a remix of an unreleased EC song who's original version will not be released. You can find that sucker here: www.youtube.com/channel/UC0n2EpHzzCDDsiBJr2hRYmA

Also thanks to Jackshot for help on that last song. You can find Jackshot here: jackshotambient.bandcamp.com

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released August 1, 2014

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All 4 Years Birmingham, Alabama

Special thanks to Treven Hall for my profile picture there.

I make stupid little ambient tracks. That are usually really quiet. But not aaaaaallwaaaaays.

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