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muno
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ltis
07:24
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ivre
06:02
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ervi
03:59
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sitl
12:36
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onum
06:44
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MULTIVERSIONS Warsaw, Poland
The music duet BNNT is considered a tribe, a herd and an art group.
Now, the tribe turns out to be more
complex than the duo we know.
The group changes its structure by leaving the control
in the hands of other musicians who use very different sound languages.
They were asked to take over the name BNNT
for a series of releases and concerts.
... more
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