Zombi: Shape Shift

Synth-driven duo returns with a stellar example of why the world still needs post rock.

                                      
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Zombi: Shape Shift

Synth-driven duo returns with a stellar example of why the world still needs post rock.

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Zombi - "Slow Oscillations" MP3 (PopMatters Premiere)

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