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pica/cain Israel
pica/cain are Jeruslamite musicians. By using street noises, field recordings, voices and chants and screaming, electronic and found instruments, and out of a ritual law of constant improv, they play a dark and broken city - from collapsing industrial zones to esoteric churches - that hides behind a false screen of hope and light ... more
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