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Old Soul
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Clean Break
03:11
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Kino Eye
02:40
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Futurismo e Fastidio
02:54
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Damn Prudence
03:10
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(a kind of) Murder
03:01
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You Can't Love
02:35
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A Mysterious Thing
02:51
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Double Love
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Morning Lovers
03:30
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K-Wave
03:19
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Chiusura Afro-Futurista
01:44
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Halley Dna Padua, Italy
Halley DNA, featuring ex-members of Red Worm’s Farm, Renè Baska, Gruppo Trasversale. Bands that in the mid ’90 actually started the whole do it yourself thing in the Padova underworld. HALLEY RECORDS was the label that they run until the early 2000. The name HALLEY DNA pay tribute to those roots with his powerful and razor-shaped sound played by veterans of thousand of battles. ... more
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