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Thรจme
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Gorle Greiz
02:02
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Des pierres
00:56
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Bataille
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Sabotage de nuit
02:09
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Feunten Aod
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Ribines
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Quimper
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On les aura
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Thรจme (piano)
01:59
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Monolithe Noir Brussels, Belgium
Unpredictable by nature, surprising by choice, Monolithe Noir's music escapes all the over-used
adjectives that
divide our record collections but cheerfully digs into clearly distinct repertoires:
from prog to ambient segueing into electronica and folk with a dip into the hidden gems of the Italian music library. It never hides behind a screen of fake complexity, it speaks straight to us.
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