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Fungus
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Moth
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Flea
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Bacterium
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Starseed
04:40
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Nasoni-Records Berlin, Germany
We are specialized in Psychedelic and Progressive Rock Krautrock,Stoner Rock and Experimental Music.
We love the sound of vinyl, and have been specializing in producing LP's since 1996.
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