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Supine
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Sonder
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Illuvea
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Petrichor
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Needles
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The Curtains Slowly Rise
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Stockholm Reversed
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Dimmie
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Isbjörg Denmark
Isbjörg is a piano-centered progressive rock band formed in 2015.
The Danish 6-piece write, record, mix
and master their music themselves. The aim of the band has always been to surprise and break musical boundaries without compromising the songwriting. Odd time signatures and polyrhythms combined with catchy hooks and lush melodies capture the listener in an intense and unpredictable soundscape.
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