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Ctlr num luck
04:26
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2. |
Adieu
05:04
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3. |
I'll pass
07:14
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4. |
Luchik
01:25
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5. |
Our
04:45
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6. |
Restrained Desires
04:26
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7. |
Tunnel
04:26
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8. |
1984 and other years
06:07
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KABUL Санкт Петербург, Russian Federation
The legendary Kabul group was formed in November 2008.
The band's line-up is constantly changing from Duo to
Quartet.
Regular band members:
Jafar-piano, noise insinuations, concept
Gampelen - reverb, guitars, field recordings, noise resonator
Trolleybus-noise and words
... more
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