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since Lindblad represented no institutionalized school of thought
the second for a psychedelic cloud of detuned synthesizer tones in which harmonic fragments sink into their own melancholic recollection
All these elements combined rooted Jaipongan in the hearts of West Java and set the genre on fire
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Maajun – Vivre La Mort Du Vieux Monde [LP] Extreme / Noise / Free Sound some space in your schedule"First off, the title of an album which evokes a bitter and definitive criticism of the world, and the name of a group, Maajun, with a slightly exotic feel announcing festive days to come and a host of experiments, not only culinary. Maajun was born when Alain Roux (flute, sax, harmonica, percussions, vocals) and Cyril Lefebvre (acoustic guitar, 12 string guitar, steel guitar, banjo, vocals) who had been playing acoustic blues as a duo since 1964; met