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Hand Crank Radio
04:06
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And I'm looking down the pit,
Moving down the node,
I put my ear close to the speaker
Of the Hand Crank Radio.
Sit down into the world of tiny sounds that I cannot hear,
Sharping up my attention,
I start to perceive with my inner ear like zooming wildly in the atmosphere
You humming world,
Compensate the ratio,
You picture laughter,
From the Hand Crank Radio
And I'm looking up the well,
At the anti-node,
It's like my ear entered the speaker
Of the Hand Crank Radio,
You've made it to the inter-sphere there's no concrete walls even frontiers...
Sit down into the world of tiny sounds that I cannot hear,
Sharping up my attention,
I start to perceive with my inner ear like zooming wildly in the atmosphere.
You humming world,
Compensate the ratio,
You picture laughter,
From the Hand Crank Radio
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Samurai Song
03:37
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Surrender
03:46
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Marquees Nantes, France
Fervents adeptes de machines vintages, les quatre nantais de Marquees puisent leur inspiration dans la musique pop des années 60, les vieux films de science-fiction, les séries et les romans d'anticipation.
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