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The endless Korridor
03:48
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Dreams all fade away
05:13
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A world without words
05:03
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Under the underground
04:47
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Sweet loneliness
03:31
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A man with a plan
03:42
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SHEELOVES Bordeaux, France
Founded in the early 90's, Sheeloves always tried to be an original musical vehicle fluctuating between lo-fi experiments
and classical indie rock...
Most of these short stories, weird dream or sweet nightmare songs, are referring to cinematographic, pictorial and obviously musical influences.
... more
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