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Erebus
03:27
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In The Mirror
07:07
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Under The Crystal Stars
04:02
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The Ghost Within
05:55
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Tomorrow Is Delayed
05:35
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Beneath The Silence
07:43
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Objet Petit a
06:11
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Earth
03:05
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Professor Tip Top Bergen, Norway
A band from Bergen, Norway. Playing retro inspired progressive , melodic and psychedelic music. Band members: Sonja Otto
vocals, keys
Sam Fossbakk guitars and keys/synths,
Stein Høgseth bass, Charlie Wise drums. Label: Apollon Prog Records.
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