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Tripoli
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Dar es Salaam
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Mogadishu
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Point Salinas
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Punta Paitilla
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Pyongyang
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Friday Night Weird Dreams Portsmouth, UK
A Portsea collective that operate a rotational line up of characters delving into territories such as tape loops, jazz, riffs, library samples and percussion. The wide tastes of the group manifest their output as a comfortable, engaging, yet dissident and claustrophobic experience that is crafted through improvisation, but on closer inspection is multi layered, minimal and sequential in nature. ... more
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