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Echo Forever
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Atomic Mother
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Darkness
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Heading for the Void
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Where sky meets Earth
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Avant-garde Luxury
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Radar men from the Moon Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Eindhoven based RMFTM are an instrumental rock band consisting of Glenn Peeters, Jan-Titus Verkuijlen, Tony Lathouwers and Bram van Zuijlen. Their approach on the psychedelic rock scene is rather broad. By taking different genres in to account such as; shoegaze, neo-psych, kraut, space and noise rock, they take off in an interstellar exploration of new sounds. ... more
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