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Leave Me Now
03:48
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Reebok Town
03:19
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Empty Promises
03:43
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You’re Right
04:00
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Going Gone
02:17
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Kato Faust
03:25
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Tinfoil Dischord
04:00
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3000 Words (for Brian)
05:57
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Pondertone Utrecht
In his music Patrick Tersteeg tries to redefine the borders between tradition and experiment, seriousness and lunacy. Everyday stories, surreal dreams, statements and sheer banter are part of the Pondertone vocabulary. Guitars, pianos and the lot are caressed and tortured, resulting in blend of after hours whiskybar music. ... more
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