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Power Reducer
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Pieces of a Lonely Night
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Rebooting the Timeline
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Stars in Coma Sweden
Since its formation in 2006, Stars in Coma has released a prolific stream of albums and EPs, and toured several countries around the world. The band’s productions, spanning six full length albums to date, draw inspiration from a variety of genres, including guitar rock, disco, funk and semi-electronic pop. ... more
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