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Lost in one
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Orange
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Elapsed steam
03:52
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Awakened needs
04:24
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On the Wood
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Nos Pifan
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Seed of the noun
04:57
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Argument for the wind
06:30
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I SALICI Udine, Italy
I SALICI (The Willow trees in Italian) is a pioneer plant that colonizes the bed of rivers and anticipates the arrival of
the flood plain forests.
The project is formed 2009 is inspired by the waters of the Isonzo river where the band have grown.
The project meeting medieval music, folk, psychedelic and prog rock.
Beside the music project the band organize since 2008 the land art festival AESON.
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