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Herald
04:33
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For The Future
05:46
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Time
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Change
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Leave
04:37
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To The Stars
05:01
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Keep Calm
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Mist
05:49
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Let See Thin Łódź, Poland
Polish music band established in 2018 in Łódź, playing music from the borderland of progressive rock, art rock and crossover
prog.
The core of the group consists of five founders – Łukasz Woszczyński (vocals), Przemek Kaźmierski (drums), Michał Dziomdziora (bass guitar), Paweł Wężyk (keyboard instruments) and Maciej Włodarczyk (electric guitar).
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