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Infrablitz
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Separate Strings
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Arzo
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Promenade
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Duo for piano and drums
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Two notes
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Zombie walk
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Victorious tendoori
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François Thollot Lyon, France
SCHERZOO is an Avant-Prog / Zeuhl / RIO /canterbury band founded by the composer / multi-instrumentalist François THOLLOT
around 2005.
Line-up since 2017:
François Thollot: Bass, Composition
Clement Curaudeau: Drums
Gregoire Plancher: Electric Piano
Anthony Pontet: Electric Piano, Organ
... more
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Belle découverte pour moi. Bonne musique.
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