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Le Déclic
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Placebo
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Here[in] Bordeaux, France
La sensualité d'une voix féminine, le stoïcisme de la cold et les flammes du rock font d'Here[in] un groupe à part, aussi intimiste que sauvage. Engouffrez-vous dans la brèche entre harmonie et chaos pour entrer dans leur univers tout en nuances. Rage et désinvolture s'embarquent dans une danse tournoyante menée par ce groupe sexy en diable. ... more
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