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Eternal Insecurity
01:08
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God's Not Listening
03:09
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Via Salutis
05:33
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Those Who Wander
02:28
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Times Are Changing
04:49
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Bright Sadness
06:12
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Coastlines
03:15
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Trees
03:29
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Skies
03:39
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Back and Forth
04:30
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Oh Indiana
05:27
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Mosquito Fleet
After an 8-year hiatus and a number of releases in 2018-2020, Mosquito Fleet are here to reintroduce themselves with a new album, “Mosquito Fleet.” While their sound pushes into new sonic territory, ultimately this new era finds Mosquito Fleet exactly where they began, a shared desire to make music as friends. ... more
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