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Iceland (Part 1)
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Iceland (Part 2)
09:37
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Iceland (Part 3)
07:44
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Indicatif Radio
01:02
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Short Transition
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Greenland
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Richard Pinhas Germany
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[Bureau B Subscription 008] [2020.04.17] [4 trs.] [45m18s] Now this is serious stuff. There aren't many albums like this one, so well crafted, with a great equilibrium between two evocative instrumental tracks (1 & 3) and two mesmerizing songs (2 & 4). All works like a charm! Solid and nuanced work, plenty of kosmische beauty and ambient, kraut splendor. Beware with the impressive Himmelfahrten piece, it's very addictive!!! Bravo!
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what a gem, Jenny Ortega recommended this album if you want to remember a time that felt sad or of loss. an album that will influence a good cry for whatever reason or experience you are going through right now. This is an album of sincere feeling of sadness and completion. The artist is simplicity and complex with their placement of instruments and studying the complexity in the theory of music for everyone to understand and feel. This album is so raw and emotionally a roller Coaster of thought
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[Bureau B Subscription 002] [Subscriber Exclusive 2] [Bureau B Split Serie 17] [Record Store Day] [2017] [2021.10.14] [Compilation of unreleased tracks] [2 trs.] [23m30s] [Each track equals 12'' side] We navigate here across space-rock, Hawkwind vibes. Camera's piece is fast paced, but on a quiet and resolutive mood. An easy listening experience and also a rewarding one. Love his nice details. Pinhas's track is also a fascinating one due to his complexity and heavyness. Well done.
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[Bureau B Subscription 009] [2020.05.22] [7 trs.] [41m04s] I detect some serious sci-fi vibes here, and not only because of the deployment of electronic sounds and sequences, but also for the sensation that cut across the entire album: With Nicht Nicht I'm inside something complex and catchy, who deserves an attentive listening at a medium / high volume for a better enjoyment. A very nice discovery, I agree with Sebastiaan Janssen's comments.
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