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from a lie we don’t believe anymore by maïak
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumThis CD is shipped from Nevada, USA and also includes an immediate download of the album. You will enjoy digital tracks when your CD is on the air!
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maïak Geneva, Switzerland
Maïak is a post-rock band from Switzerland, composing amazing instrumentals.
discography
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Nov 2019 -
Mar 2015
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