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The Call
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Sator
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La Nuit Des Succubes
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Yellow Cake
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The Last Man In Europe
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Quiet Pills
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Dr Armelle
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Rubicon
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El Camino
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Atchoum
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Metro-Police 2022
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Xenobots Proliferation
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La Ferme Des Animaux
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Collapse
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DARF France
DARF is the new electronic music project of David Jodon (Dada) and Frédéric Dutertre.
A musical
territory that crosses decades of electronic experimentations... from the first analog and modular synthesizers of the 60's and 70's to contemporary electronic and computer manipulations.
Very delicate during a break with a cup of tea in subdued light.
... more
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