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Existence
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Karma Avenue
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Ballad In Zift
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Anxiety
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Nukes Wa Lil'lahi L'7amd
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Hadramout's Shame
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Loverdose
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Raskas Casablanca, Morocco
Raskas is an independent post-rock/experimental electronica music group formed in Casablanca in 2013, and consisting now of only two members. According to the their bio: “the name [Raskas] comes from a rare kind of “fish” that stays alive around 72 hours after being taken out of the water. That’s how we feel and behave. And that’s how we conceive music” ... more
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