Get all 21 James Ferraro releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Genware II : Eigen Embryo, Genware I: DIHCRO, Genware III : Neuralpaint, Terminus, Neurogeist, Requiem for Recycled Earth, Four Pieces For Mirai (Overture) EP, Extinction Renaissance, and 13 more.
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Embryo
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No Future
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Airless Matrix
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Xerces Blau
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Deleted Biosphere
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Omega-Generation
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Cyber Seed
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Recycled Sky
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Malign Blossom
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Weapon
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