Labirinto
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Sombras
04:22
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Cérebro
07:44
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Respirar
06:40
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Apneia
06:07
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Solidão
05:01
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O fim
04:08
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Phonogram Unit Lisbon, Portugal
Phonogram Unit is an artist-operated label from Lisbon dedicated to the so called experimental, improvised and electro-acoustic music.
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