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Introiter
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Kuhlist
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Private
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Argentoes
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RoGaSi
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DaMiNo Portland, Oregon
Formed in Portland OR, DaMiNo embraces the principles and history of the free jazz movement and filters it through a modern perspective. All songs are freely composed on the spot, individually cycling through genres,eras, and keys at the flip of a dime. Watching this vibrant trio is a unique experience within itself, as if a matrix of sonic melding is being unfolded right in front of your eyes. ... more
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