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Draugner
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Saga Siglar
01:36
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Monster Master
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Tilstander
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Mann med Yacht
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Sunship
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Rolig Ørken
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Barals Grav
08:06
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SOT Oslo, Norway
SOT is a trio operating in the borderland between prog rock, metal and jazz. The band’s well- structured songs, which give
plenty of room for impro, offer a music that straddles all the conventional genre boundaries.
With their self-constructed instrument tuboat, and drums and guitar, the boys blaze their way through an ever-changing, dynamic prog universe with intense enthusiasm.
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