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L'Austère Nuit d'Ubqar
02:20
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Constantinople
03:28
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Insane Realms
04:33
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Cattenom Drones
03:14
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Le Triangle des Bermudes
02:57
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L'État Nain
01:00
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Asteroid Refuge
03:49
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Am Schlachtensee
04:10
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La Vie de Cocagne
03:38
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Le Méridien du Péricarde
03:32
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Le Désert de Sonora
05:15
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Everest Trail
02:24
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Chapelier Fou Metz, France
Music as a treasure hunt. It is tempting to use this idea to summarize the "official" discography by Chapelier Fou which began in 2009 with Darling, darling, darling..., a first EP that already included one emblematic track which gives its title to the disc. Since then, 7 albums and several EPs have been added, among other recordings. ... more
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