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This Earth We Walk Upon
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YODOKIII Trondheim, Norway
When putting three fine exponents of modern, forward-thinking and experimental music in the same room, the hope is that something a little special is going to be the result. A study in avantgarde, but elements of genres as diverse as jazz, (post)rock and even classical can be heard playing their part in this original mind-bending tapestry. ... more
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