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Utopia
03:47
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Spitfire
07:27
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Carbon
04:25
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His skin
04:32
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Ready to leave
04:02
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Mass conditioning
03:46
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Absolution
05:09
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Dystopia
05:45
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Clean
03:24
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Falling down
04:29
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Zombie
03:40
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Shine
08:16
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Porn side
04:19
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RightOrwell Montpellier, France
As if George Orwell and Aldous Huxley met (1984, Brave New World), RightOrwell is inspired by the modern utopias and
dystopias of consumer society, global warming, the influence of social networks and past mass conditioning, present and future.
On aware and introspective songs, they offer music that is at once energetic, melodic and sometimes hypnotic.
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