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Gurdjieff
08:58
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Toys
06:29
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Lyrics by Ria Parfitt who also performed the vocals.
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The Dust of Stars
06:27
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Lyrics and vocals by Ria Parfitt
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Across a Starlit Night
07:20
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Ancient Electric
08:41
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Indian Summer
05:15
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Micha Steinbacher - Vocals /Lyrics/Flutes and programming Keyboards.
Chris Gill - Beats and Guitars/Bass
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Dark Sun
05:41
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Bob
05:52
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Lydian Flight
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Band of Rain England, UK
Founded in 2002, Band of Rain have gone on to record 8 albums.
2004 Deep Space
2005 Garlands
2007 Arts &
Allurements
2011 Sun in VIII
2017 The Dust of Stars
2019 Svengali.
2020 Petrichor
2021 The Sun King
There have been many different people involved in our creative process, and we have put them all down on the individual album pages.There will be added additional Collaborations too.
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