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Samourail
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Locomoteur
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No-Go Zone
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Chiaroscuro
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Moteur! Montpellier, France
Exploring the freest forms of musical creation through improvised performances and meticulous work in their studio “L’espace ou le Poulet”, Moteur! sets itself free from any stylistical restraints to create a new and instinctive music, enriched from a great range of influences merging free jazz, krautrock, rock in opposition, no wave or noise. ... more
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