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Electre
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Chrome Hill
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House
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Curious Child
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First Sun
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First Monday in October
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Sinking Ship
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River Song III
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Eple Trio Oslo, Norway
Eple trio is a Norwegian contemporary jazz trio playing their own original music. The group have been playing together for
several years, slowly developing musical interaction and expanding the soundscape and possibilities of the modern trio.
Discography:
Made This (2007)
The Widening Sphere of Influence (2008)
In the Clearing / In the Cavern (Double album - 2010)
... more
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When The World Was One
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Difficult to name a favourite track, however if I was forced to choose an all time favourite album this would certainly be up there at the top. I'm in the UK but it was a friend in South Africa that introduced me to Gondwana. Absolutely beautiful album from start to finish, amazing musicians and composition both. Thank you, it inspires me to become a better musician.
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Beautiful, haunting, magic first disk. But Monder is unrecognizable in the second. A drummer appears and disrupts the spell sounding more mechanical than the drum machine from the Casio organs from the 70s. Hope Monder stays away from cheap country-western in the future.
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