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Two Gods in a Taxi
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So Long Holly
03:54
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Wonder Woman
04:17
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Kill the Moon
03:07
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Lognið (The Calm)
04:27
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Maximillion
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No Man is Impossible
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Tree for a Day
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Yer Will
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Kig & Husk Reykjavík, Iceland
Kig & Husk is comprised of Icelandic music veterans Frank Hall from the band Ske and Höskuldur Ólafsson, who made international headlines in the late 90s with the energetic hip-hop outfit, Quarashi. Kill the Moon, released in the summer of 2021, is the band’s first album. ... more
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