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My Bike and the Sea
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Doom Wave
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Tête de meuil
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Muratore Paris, France
Du ciment, des parpaings et un gros travail de finition: de la musique de maçons, nourrie au noise 90's, au post-
punk/hardcore, au militantisme DIY et à un amour immodéré pour toutes les libertés.
C'est aussi l'histoire d'un chanteur louisianais échoué sur les rives de la Seine, de deux frangins vétérans du boucan électrique et d'un informaticien obsédé par sa guitare.
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