Get all 20 Nomadic Jurassic releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
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Esoterica
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A Noble Cause
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Navigating the Duat
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Mistress of Food
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The Cattle of Ra
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Outward Voyage
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The Great Unkown
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Tuska Morka (Mantra)
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Beyond What We Know
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Nomadic Jurassic England, UK
Where organic acoustics merge between electronic algorithms, forming a synergy of diatonic balance, resonating on a familiar human frequency. Nomadic Jurassic is Available for international bookings.
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