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Clara and Natalia
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Instrumental with altered public domain samples of pre-World War II broadcasted radio speeches by Benito Mussolini and Leon Trotsky
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Nine Hostages
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Instrumental
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391 & the Army of Astraea New York, New York
391 & the Army of Astraea is the musical alter-ego of award-winning screenwriter, artist, and multi-instrumentalist, Ira Aron Rosenblum. Having recorded Post-Punk & Industrial Music with a variety of accomplices from the mid-'80's-late-'90's, 391 & the Army of Astraea has returned after more than a decade hiatus, and now focuses on Film Score, Electronic Music, and Singer-Songwriter Folk-Rock. ... more
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