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T.G. Olson - día IIII
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T.G. Olson - día IIIIII
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The Eagle Stone Collective Albi, France
The Eagle Stone Collective is a musical project/collective on the edge of Americana ambient, drone and other experimentation. Influenced by natural and desert areas in the wilderness of our world and far beyond. A minimalist and emotional vision of a sensory universe. ... more
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