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Man / Antlers
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Song on the Radio
06:08
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Something Missing
05:15
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Drafty Sea
05:20
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Interlude
01:11
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The Tower
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Optimize Yourself
05:05
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For What It’s Worth
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Escapism
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High Mountains
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The Sunday Conspiracy Munich, Germany
“The Sunday Conspiracy“ is a solo project by Munich musician Martin Heise, who recorded all instruments from drums to bass,
guitars and keyboards.
The limits between the musical genres are fluid, from a rather classic post-rock opener to Kraut reminiscences and hippiesque psychedelic excursions to the reduced acoustic guitar outro.
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