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The Death of Don Quixote
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Wa-hɐ Wa-hə
05:07
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Baběl Nuui
04:39
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Nå-å-ha wí
05:07
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Lament Interference
03:25
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The Ritual
04:00
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Quantum Uprising
03:06
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Kemmer Limerick, Ireland
An experimental artist born in Serbia, living in Ireland, working with music/sound, text/language and visual art, exploring intermedia to dissolve the boundaries between the media.
Kemmer recommends:
I love how these talented people are pushing the boundaries of Irish traditional music, bringing it to a whole new level, making us rethink the meaning of "traditional"... They're even better live!
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Úzkosť a rozklad
by Ospalý Pohyb
This album was pure love at first listen... The apocalypse never sounded sweeter and more alluring: it's drenched in synthesizer sounds and reverbs, like black honey, and is called "Úzkosť a rozklad"
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