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The Beginning (Part 3)
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() (Part 5)
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Lo Que Te Decia (Part 6)
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Vendaval (Part 7)
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Calm Is Coming (Part 8)
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Crecendo (Part 9)
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Metaldrone (Part 10)
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Xedh / Imbernon Spain
Miguel A. Garcia and Jon Imbernon crossed their ways in 2006 for first time, playing some impros togheter and a few live perfomances like one in december of 2006 with Merzbow. In june of 2009, they joined again to explore more deeply the posibities of a "conversation" between electric guitar and electronics. ... more
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