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Pull Sans Manche
03:52
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Abandonne
02:49
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Laure
04:16
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Des Eblouissements
04:37
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Non John
03:34
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Cours de Poterie
03:07
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160
03:48
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Station Total
03:32
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Connexion
02:54
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Sur la Corniche
03:39
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Le Jerk en Sanglots
04:10
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Juste
04:40
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DALTON Paris, France
DALTON est-il l'un des secrets les mieux gardés du rock indé français ? Ce trio parisien qui dit faire du post-punk (mais on
pourrait aussi parler de "pop bizarre" ou de"rock arty" à leur sujet) propose un mélange de guitares abrasives venues du punk et de la new wave et de paroles en français à l'humour absurde et poétique.
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