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Lost Somewhere
04:06
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Bored
05:13
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Maria
04:12
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Unseen
06:39
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el ayacha Caen, France
Dans son écrin lo-fi, le rock indé finement modelé de El Ayacha, se situe quelque part entre le new-gaze, le dream post-punk
et le punktronica.
Directs et sobrement arrangés,
nimbés de guitares diffuses et acérées à la fois, assis sur de solides lignes de basses mélodiques, les morceaux du
Caennais Pierre Dennebouy dévoilent l’intime et la quête de
sens pour le monde qui nous entoure.
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