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Company Dogs
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Visiting Hours
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Rays
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Unlikely Place
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Batteries are a Waste
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Less Than a Week
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So Pom Pom
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Ear to Ear
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Lifeboat
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Empty Head Veneer
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Madame O
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Isaac de Heer Melbourne, Australia
Isaac de Heer is a Melbourne based songwriter.
Currently live band ‘the River Tracks’ consists of David
Gatica, Sol de Heer, Joel Lipson and Daniel Brates; who all bring their creative ideas to make the layered and expanding recorded material come to life. All albums have been crafted with the help of UK producer and friend Roger Mars.
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