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Daedelus - "L.A. Nocturn" (video)

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Tuesday, Apr 7, 2009

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Daedelus recently released a new project with Jogger called Friends of Friends Vol. 1. Our review appears in Short Takes tomorrow. “L.A. Nocturn” is a trippy, psychedelic, and yes, rather hynotic video directed by Eli Stonberg that appears on the record.

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