Moar, by Frontier Logic

Moar

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I use a lot of guitar and synth on this one. It's easily one of my most upbeat, energetic albums overall. I did this probably sometime February 2014.

released May 14, 2014

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Frontier Logic Saint Cloud, Minnesota

I'm just a kid who does stuff. Some of that stuff is rather musical.

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