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Lunar Cape | Мыс Луны Moscow, Russia
"Lunar Cape" exports instrumental music to Earth, clear (as the moon dwellers thought) to a broad earthling audience. Music
that could be a soundtrack to a film, cartoon, video game, or a certain performance.The best way to describe the heart of the matter is the term “Filmusic”.
Release “Lunar Folk Tales” (2019) earned high praise from music media, including PROG MAGAZINE.
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