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La machine à débecter
05:44
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Moins que rien
05:02
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L'étendue du désastre
05:56
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La loutre des steppes
07:06
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Cimetière avec vue
07:38
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La fête et la cendre
03:48
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D'après un poème de Jean Tardieu
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Pistons
05:26
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La manche
04:40
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Les Poissons Autistes Switzerland
Les Poissons Autistes exist since 2001 and are Philippe Simon and Stéphane Babey. Their music encompass noise, field recordings, electro, ambient, electroacoustic experiments involving such instruments as trumpet, guitar, bass, cello, piano and voice.
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