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Cherbourg
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An Astrudly Deed
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Had a Place
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Ascend
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Omega Supreme
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Hwwaits
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musicx
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a diddy
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ajapan
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You and Basil
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Funkyfresh
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Dusk Hartwell, Georgia
We started in 1994. At first we bounced reel to reel, then four track and finally digital in 2000.
We have a lot of influence from bands like Stereolab, Lush, 70's prog rock, old PSA music beds and production music, and composers like Ennio Morricone and Basil Kirchin.
Typically we use an Epiphone EB-0, Les Paul Special II, Charvel bass, Juno 60, XP-50 and Hammond J series.
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