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INTRO (ENOUMA ELISH)
02:17
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2. |
THE CHOICE
05:43
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3. |
DO YOU 2.0
04:10
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4. |
THE TOP
02:30
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5. |
DON'T PUSH ME
02:55
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6. |
TENTATION
05:20
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7. |
INSIDE
03:53
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8. |
ON THE SHORE 2.0
05:07
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FLESH 2.0
03:45
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10. |
I COME FROM MARS
04:54
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11. |
SPARK OF LIFE 2.0
05:05
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12. |
A WEIRD FEELING 2.0
05:25
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KINA TEMPLE Lorient, France
Le groupe a déjà sorti (en autoproduction) un maxi 5 titres, «First Exposure E.P.» (2004), et deux albums, «Weird Feelings»
(2007) et «Flesh» (2010).
«The Choice» (2018) marque la naissance d’une nouvelle musique, productions électro rock élégantes, puissantes et abouties qui trouvent écho dans les photographies et clips produits par l’énigmatique duo.
It’s Modern E.Rock Music!
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