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SNAEX - The Nameless and the NamedSomewhere in Maine, sometime between the summer of 2019 and the summer of 2020, SNAEX wrote and recorded The Nameless And The Named. Tyler Heydolph did the engineering and mixed 'Mood Ring' and 'It's Like Magic At That Point'. Caleb Mulkerin mixed the rest and did the mastering. All artwork is credited to Kimberly Teret. 1. Mood Ring 02: 49 2. My Old Friend 03: 56 3. Triptych #1 01: 52 4. It's Like Magic At That Point 05: 48 5. Leave Me Alone 02: 16
Somewhere in Maine, sometime between the summer of 2019 and the summer of 2020, SNAEX wrote and recorded The Nameless And The Named. Tyler Heydolph did the engineering and mixed 'Mood Ring' and 'It's Like Magic At That Point'. Caleb Mulkerin mixed the rest and did the mastering. All artwork is credited to Kimberly Teret.
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