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Canyon
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Satellite
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The Fall Part I
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The Fall Part II
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Bridges to Dreams
Bridges To Dreams, delivers a cerebral experience. Sometimes dense and noisy, sometimes calm and serene, but always emotionly charge. The group’s compositions are similar to the soundtrack of a documentary or a short film. Expanding often heavy topics, such as human explotation, world conflicts, and social unrest. Bridges To Dreams reflects, raises questions… asks questions. ... more
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