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Falafel Avantgarde

Releases by year: 1998

Album releases

Risky Golf (Released 1998)

• Antilope (Psychedelic Dill)
• Fishbed & Flaggon (Protective Cousbara)
• Pizza Little Party (Very Big In Bombay)