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Trap
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No Fight
03:37
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Desire
03:23
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Polar Bear
03:56
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Sound
05:10
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21
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Venus & Uranus
03:28
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Keep Away
03:25
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Ticktack
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Thanks
04:06
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Marionette
03:31
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A La Fenetre
03:47
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Colour
03:59
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Breath In Breath Out
04:57
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Mood Liestal, Switzerland
In 2007 the band MOOD awoke interest with their debut album “My own way” and had their first taste of success when various radio stations began playing their songs (e.g. VIRUS – Mx3 Band of the week). It did not take long before they made appearances in small clubs as well as Festivals, and later had the opportunity to support REDWOOD. Now “Ticktack”, the second album, is in the pipeline. ... more
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