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Suspicious
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Dancing After All
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Night Funeral
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Same Thing
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The Image Of Boy Wonder
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Tell Me
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Call Me Up
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Looking Glass
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Slowly Fading Out
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Terminal Case
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Faces On TV Ghent, Belgium
Faces On TV is the creation of Jasper Maekelberg, a multi-instrumentalist and producer who’s intelligent and adventurous
psychedelic pop has caused a stir in his native Belgium.
The celebrated sound-architect is set to release his eagerly-anticipated debut album ‘Night Funeral’ on the 20th April via Unday Records.
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