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Factory by the Hill
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B-Train
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Toothless
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Hingerhare
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Fullrise
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Im obere Goms
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Ways to Say Goodbye
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754
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An Lar
An Lár (Irish for “the center”) has gained a reputation as one of the most vibrant Celtic Folk Band in Switzerland in the past few years. Their mix of traditional and contemporary tunes and songs from Ireland, Scotland, Asturias and Brittany enriched with their own material is full of energy and sense of style. ... more
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