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From Months Between
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Reckoned and Extending
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To Sound Whispering
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Awake the Wondering
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Suspected With Dark
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Psykopharmaka Tønsberg, Norway
Psykopharmaka, formed in the early nineties, nameless ... took the name in 1993. Members have been involved with other projects such as Ethereal Electricity, Hypnodrone, Obscure Tapestries, HF Radiophonic Workshop and Prof. . Inactive for 20 odd years, but resurfaced early 2010s with new material, releases and performances. Music for film and fever. ... more
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