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Dirty Food
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Hit Hit Hit
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Contrejour
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Violente
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The Stockholm Syndrome
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Eucalyptus
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Les Yeux de l'Amour
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Hveragerdi
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J'enterre la Pluie
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Mørse
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Lumières du Nord
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OSLØ TELESCOPIC Hong Kong
OSLØ TELESCOPIC is not a band. Their first manifesto was to release three albums in 6 months, exploring electricity, folk
and electro, in turn. None of the albums met with the success that they deserved. The press have presented OSLØ TELESCOPIC as being Swedish, Belgian, American, Norwegian and Icelandic. They have never denied any of these allegations.
Thank you.
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