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Moebius onion rings
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Istanbul
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Gravity wave
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Liquid
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A billion electric sheep
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Gojira
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Doctor's hill
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Fonderia Rome, Italy
Born in 1994 as an improvisation project, Fonderia released albums “Fonderia” (2002), “re>>enter” (2006), and “My
Grandmother’s Space Suit” (2010). The sound of Fonderia blends psych-rock, electronics and funk-jazz.
Emanuele Bultrini – guitars; Stefano Vicarelli – keyboards; Paolo Pecorelli – bass;
Federico Nespola - drums
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