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Night Driving
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Winter
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Black Waters
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Come Home
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Russky Balera
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Day's Getting Dark
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His Name
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In Cold Blood
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Elodie
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The Three Blind Mice Milan, Italy
A cinematic sound with references to Morricone's Spaghetti Westerns, Lynch's atmospheres and Tarantino's pulp. PostPunk, garage, TexMex, surf, AltCountry merge and outline the double soul of the band: the cold and industrial Middle-European one, and the burning and desert American one. A journey at the end of the night among the American deserts, the Southern swamps, and the dark skies of Europe. ... more
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