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Nefer (Remastered)
05:34
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Nefer closes the trip as the soundtrack of our arrival to Mars.
[The egypcian hieroglyph for "good, pleasant, well and beauty" in Gardiner's sign list is numbered as F35; its phonetic value is "nfr"]
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Ulërimë
07:49
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Her wind howls,
drags your words.
<<I'm reviewing our mission information:
We're heading to Mars. The red planet.
It's hilarious that we're going to colonize the planet that terrorized generations.
Life on the surface is unfeasible.
Hives have been built underground where we'll move the human refrigerators.
If the calculations are correct, as the underground facilities expand, we'll wake up the new tenants.
We are the architects of our destiny.
Luckily the life down there will not be very different from the last 40 years of the Earth.>>
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Macabre Funfair
02:01
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The democracy of noise
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BOHR GA, Spain
Keyboards, synthesizers and arrangements: Paula Sobral
Strings and arrangements: Jimena Andión
Drums and
guitars: Nacho Sines
Bass guitars: Iñaki Amatria & Miguel Cortizo
Guitars and mixing: Aritz Amatria & Paula Sobral
... more
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