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Silence and Surrender
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Berenice (E.A.P)
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Black Seaweed
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The Blizzard
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Dreaming Away
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Broken
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A Moment of Bliss
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The Endless Fire
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Dune Messiah Copenhagen, Denmark
Deviant pop artist from Copenhagen, Dune Messiah exhibits a world of deeply personal songwriting. On the new record “Privileged” latin beats are interwoven with spanish horns, and a haunting crooner Bowie-vocal finds itself in conversation with a 90’s Lynch saxophone performed by Joseph Shabason of the Canadian group Destroyer. ... more
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