Mike Häfliger (Aumega Project) - Om Nava Shivaja
from A Trip Into A New State Of Mind Vol. 1 by Various Artists
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Mike Häfliger
Om Nava Shivaja
Psychedelic, Progressive, Space Rock (Switzerland)
www.facebook.com/mike.hafliger.9
From the Album "Memories Of The Woods"
More Mike Häfliger on Aumega Project
Memories Of The Woods
aumegaproject.bandcamp.com/album/memories-of-the-woods
James Joyce's Ulysses
aumegaproject.bandcamp.com/album/james-joyces-ulysses
From The Darkspace Into The Light / Jampot feat. Mike Häfliger
aumegaproject.bandcamp.com/album/from-the-darkspace-into-the-light
Om Nava Shivaja
Psychedelic, Progressive, Space Rock (Switzerland)
www.facebook.com/mike.hafliger.9
From the Album "Memories Of The Woods"
More Mike Häfliger on Aumega Project
Memories Of The Woods
aumegaproject.bandcamp.com/album/memories-of-the-woods
James Joyce's Ulysses
aumegaproject.bandcamp.com/album/james-joyces-ulysses
From The Darkspace Into The Light / Jampot feat. Mike Häfliger
aumegaproject.bandcamp.com/album/from-the-darkspace-into-the-light
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from A Trip Into A New State Of Mind Vol. 1,
released February 20, 2016
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Nebular Silence Buenos Aires, Argentina
netlabel de Argentina
ambient, space, experimental, drone
nebular.silence@gmail.com
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