metamorph diaries
from Lost Places by electric mud
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from Lost Places,
released April 14, 2022
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electric mud Hanover, Germany
Electric Mud is a German-based Cinematic Prog Art Project formed by Nico Walser & Hagen Bretschneider.
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Apr 2022 -
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Mar 2015
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*sleep tides
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ocean of the forgotten (best 2018-21)
by giant skeletonsBig-screen cinema for the mind from Nico Walser, member of the cinematic prog art ensemble Electric Mud.
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