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The burning hay wain
03:01
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Trinity of Dementia
07:14
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Puer Aeternus
03:35
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Ignorancid
06:08
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Body bag pipes
07:40
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Epitaph for the minds
04:18
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Whitened nights
05:08
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Losing frames
06:19
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Cryptomana
06:32
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Glair Boat
04:31
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AFAN Alessandro Fantini Italy
Devoted to the "multimedianic" quest for the over-human identity hidden in the infinite stream of illusions surrounding humankind, Alessandro Fantini's musical journey can be hardly described with the terms of a conventional sound experience. His approach to instruments and electronic devices is intuitive and irrational as well as the visions he captures on canvas and on digital video. ... more
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