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Play The Piano Drunk
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Until The Fingers
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Begin To Bleed A Bit
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Talweg Saint Jeannet, France
Created in 2011, Talweg is a free metal duo from France that features one third La Morte Young. Talweg take the black slow- motion electricity and garbled vocal incantations of death/doom and bisect it with swathes of thrifty free jazz percussion and nod-out flat-lined drones. Radical avant stylings with pure Cro-magnon grunt and cultic energies to birth something deep in the heart of the wood. ... more
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