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Borehole
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Back to God's Country
06:34
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Roll Back
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Rattle Song
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Aftermath
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False Function
02:41
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Goodbye Mr Gk.
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Jet Float Boat
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ramdat Athens, Greece
Ramdat formed as a trio in Spring 2016 influenced by a wide variety of genres, from noise rock to free jazz. A year later they started performing as a quartet with the addition of keyboards. Their aim is nothing less of a focused and into the moment improvisational process with a no-barriers and genre nonconforming attitude. ... more
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