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Abado
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Empty Bottles
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June
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Deny Squid
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Teddy
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Rust Eden Montréal, Québec
Alexandre Larin - Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards
Étienne Broué - Guitar
David Bastien - Bass
Benoit Parent - Keyboards
Marc-Antoine Sévégny - Drums
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Je viens de Vancouver, Canada, Je parle anglais. Je suis en train d’apprendre français. l'album m'a aidé à apprendre un peu français. J'adore ta musique! Merci.
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