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Tenure 1
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Final Metamorphosis
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Ensnare
03:10
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Capture and Control
03:20
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Third Movement
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Tenure 2
04:37
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Swarm
02:12
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Inhale
04:48
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Aspect Dawn
03:36
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Afterimage
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Indicia
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3 am
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Entoptics
02:55
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Thanatophilia
03:31
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Tiled Room
01:54
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Black Tor
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The Calling
02:06
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Portal
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Foul and Feral
02:40
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Mortify
02:19
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Tenure 3
02:05
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In The Nursery Sheffield, UK
In The Nursery is the Sheffield-based musical project centered around the nucleus of twin brothers Klive and Nigel
Humberstone who have been producing music since 1981.
Their cinematic style blends electronics, classical arrangements, orchestral percussion and soundscapes evoking a timeless quality.
ITN’s music is licensed regularly for TV, film soundtracks and trailers.
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