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Domingo de Primavera
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Ascese
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O Fantasma
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Carta Do Panóptico
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Morte Psíquica Evora, Portugal
Presently based in Montreal, Canada, Morte Psíquica is a project originally founded in Évora, Portugal. The music of Morte Psíquica is sculpted from sharp interlaced guitars, robust vocals (strickly spoken in Portuguese), idiosyncratic drumbeats and anxious basslines. A grey soundscape woven from the mind’s eye, inlaid with singular songwriting and a passion for the baroque. ... more
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