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Moloken
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Agansam
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Oestergaards Edsbyn, Sweden
Oestergaards makes music with a shimmer of mystery. A dystopian world of sound with essences of Hälsinglands rural society
and the desire to get away from the traditional trodden musical paths.
Some hear references to the early days of CMI, others see references to the film world, but it is clear that Oestergaards feel at home in the dark sound chamber.
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