Brent Davis
NYOS I daresay is unique - a mutant form of post-rock that incorporates math-y (almost grindcore-like) elements.
Amazing duo & album.
Favorite track: Lo4.
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Get Ready
04:54
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Superstar
04:11
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Lézard Rouge
07:10
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Harder Than Rain
06:38
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Pepe-Pepe
06:34
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Lo4
05:01
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Walking In Moonlight
01:34
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Be Free
05:50
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9. |
Alright, Goodnight
04:55
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