1. |
Intro.
02:36
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2. |
Mental Space.
03:52
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3. |
Come In (Space Control).
04:13
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4. |
I.
01:25
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5. |
Don't Come Back.
04:20
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6. |
I'll Be Home Soon.
05:23
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7. |
Lawn Chairs.
04:26
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8. |
Call Me.
04:05
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9. |
II.
00:39
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10. |
Aurora Borealis.
02:40
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11. |
Black Hole Soul.
02:49
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12. |
III.
01:07
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14. |
The Immaculate Beings Minneapolis, Minnesota
Coming together from all across the mid-west, The Immaculate Beings is a family of queer eclectic human beings who promote the importance of self-love, self-care, and self-validation through their music and performance. Trevor, Griffin, Martin, Christian, Casey, and Staurie are here to create a safe space that reminds you how much you matter in this world. You are so loved. ... more
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