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Atlantis
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Ismália
03:51
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Havið sang
04:45
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As ilhas afortunadas
03:42
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Nos portões de Atlântida
03:49
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Krummavísur
04:06
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Barco fantasma
04:38
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Hitt hvíta liðið
03:41
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Opiário
05:13
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Í kulda sól
03:38
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Dorme
03:50
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Andras Atlason Curitiba, Brazil
creating music from and for the north and south.
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ETERNAL LIFE NOW
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The Besnard Lakes Are the Last of the Great Thunderstorm Warnings
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Ganser’s brilliant “Odd Talk” pairs precise guitars with pummeling rhythms.
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The Besnard Lakes Are The Divine Wind
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Oct 4, 2016
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