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Free from Me
06:11
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The Broken String
04:21
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Promises
03:01
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The Eye of a Statue
02:49
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Zhero
06:19
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Good Riddance
05:22
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Slave
02:42
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Wedding Bells
03:57
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Silence France
Silence is the one-man project of Loic Devigne, St-Etienne, France. He writes the whole songs and records every instruments,
although some tracks are recorded with the help of A.Gerin, S.Pacrot, C.Durant, S.Labalme or M. Mottet. Gigs are performed by LoIc only or with a small accompaniment.
Before "Osto-disco" "10 black holes", and "Noises", Loic played in H-TRANCE and CACA (late 1990's). Enjoy!
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