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Fake Indians Antwerp, Belgium
A noisy bedroom solo project mutated into a two guitars, bass & drums live affair, blasting out songs inspired by music from an era when wild and unpolished sounds ruled our freak scene and indie was still punk.
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A collection of some of their best live cuts from a 2016-2017 European tour. These are all bangers. Here's my full review - http://www.7thlevelmusic.com/?p=9939&
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Live at La Consoude”
Medicine is one of the most hauntingly beautiful albums I've ever had to privilege to hear. It helped me get more in touch with my own self, spirituality and nature. It certainly lives up to its name. The flutes, drumming and percussion are just wonderful. This is a great album to let play all the way through.
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