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Before Big Bang
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Star Flight
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Searching For A Signal
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Black Hole Experience
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Beyond The Infinite
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The Sorsh Wuppertal, Germany
The Sorsh is a solo project like my other one called Old Nobody. Sorsh is a nickname that my brothers initiated for me. I make music for self-realization, for expressing feelings and for trying to process experiences especially from the past. The music i make as Sorsh has a deeper and a more ambient, electronic touch than the one i make as Old Nobody which has more guitars and rock elements ... more
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