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Fire forest
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The Red Stone
04:48
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Hope
04:24
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Cold Mountains
05:00
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In the shadow
04:20
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After Darkness
04:19
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The wind
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Black Velvet Stereo Rennes, France
Born on a cold December night, the music of Black Velvet Stereo combines the gentle rustle of wind in the trees and the
chaotic beat of a city that whispers ...
Urban, mystic, apocalyptic, this drone / ambient project, is halfway between Merzbow and Tim Hecker, and seems to escape any rationality.
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