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Quasicrystal
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Bunker Up
06:39
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All Those Witches
06:58
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Words Come Out All Wrong
10:48
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Where And When
01:48
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Carnival Masks & Ego
05:34
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Worn Out Lies
08:39
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The Stomach For It
02:25
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D L G Z Lille, France
D L G Z play intricate and haunted rock music, dark and stubborn, drawing inspiration from jazz, noise rock, or high brow
music. They owe as much to Portishead and S. Reich as to Battles or R. Wyatt.
D L G Z pratique un rock sinueux et habité, sombre et têtu, piochant volontiers dans le jazz, le noise rock ou la musique savante, qui doit autant à Portishead et S. Reich qu’à Battles ou R. Wyatt.
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