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Gods Of The Swamp Planet
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ElonMusk Nashville, Tennessee
Exploring the cosmic frequencies, ElonMusk takes you on a space cruise through fuzz and
phase.
Three piece instrumental heavy space rock from Nashville.
Drawing influence from the sonic pioneers of the past, Hawkwind, Pink Floyd and Tangerine Dream to heavier modern acts like Electric Wizard, Ufomammut and Swans.
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