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Really odd times
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Internal Noise Machine
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Pirate Queen
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anxious machine
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Groove 95
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Ambient Kumusha
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djamtomorrow UK
Mike Parnell has played all sorts of instruments in numerous bands over the years from folk-punk (Blunt Instruments) to arabic blues (The Nomads). He also collaborated with mbira player Chartwell Dutiro on a concertina - mbira merger (Mbira Korositina), which was most favourably recieved. ... more
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