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Introit
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Kyrie Eleison
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Tract
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Dies Irae
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Lacrimosa
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Sanctus
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Agnus Dei
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Lux Aeterna
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Libera Me
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In Paradisum
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Matt Steck Indianapolis, Indiana
Matt is an avant-garde and minimalist electronic musician based in Indianapolis. Having studied music at Butler University, Matt creates music that explores a number of themes and styles that observe and reflect upon the modern world.
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