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Tanger
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Church
04:07
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3X3+5
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Verdik
08:30
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Automate
09:20
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Autómata Paris, France
Post-rock, post-pop, post-progressive, post-metal... Post something and pre any other
thing.
Jean-Baptiste Elineau : basse
Etienne Ertul : guitare
François Lamouret : claviers, guitares, samples, vocoder
David Vives : batterie
... more
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the beauty and intensity of these melodies is surprising! Loved it!
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