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Dhamal Qalandar
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Things That Occur
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Losing an Object a Day
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Revathi Tilana
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Doppio Nudo
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Pegasus
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Amphibian Ardour
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Zikr
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Icarus
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Spinifex Amsterdam, Netherlands
Tobias Klein - alto sax
Bart Maris - trumpet
John Dikeman - tenor sax
Jasper
Stadhouders - guitar
Gonçalo Almeida - bass
Philipp Moser - drums
Non-Western music encounters Western contemporary composed music and anarchic European free improv clashes with tightly structured math metal. Extremely tight irregular structures are contrasted with extensive free improvisations.
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