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Tempelhof
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Milk
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Berlin Blues
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Kaonashi
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False Awakening
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RUSCONI Zürich, Switzerland
RUSCONI are Stefan Rusconi (piano, synth, vocals, preparations), Fabian Gisler (double bass, guitar, vocals) and Claudio Strüby (drums, percussion, glockenspiel, vocals). Three guys from Switzerland that love play and listen to music. Having played more than 300 gigs since their formation the band have developed a near-telepathic understanding of the dynamics that drive their individual muses. ... more
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