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Caramentran
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Peryton
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Limonium Vulgare
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Le Petit Train
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Hoochie Coochie
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Tasawwuf
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A L G E C O W Avignon, France
L’appellation évoque un univers en chantier, interzone de friches vipérines, où poussent l’euphorbe vivace et la construction modulaire aux senteurs migratoires et transit saturnien. Revenus de l’âge de pierre, les deux musiciens font tourner leur meule à aiguiser et apportent avec eux le chant frappé, des accords délicieusement fouettés, l’abrupt et le tonitruant. ... more
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