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Soluk
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Asimilasyon
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Uzakta
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Narin Yalnızlık
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Hayaller
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Katarsis
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Uçtu Belirsizliğe
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Gerçekten Özleyince
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Yanımda
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Kuruyordu Nehir
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İçe Kapanış II
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She Past Away
She Past Away is dark-wave with a reworked 80’s sound. Signature guitar sound of the post-punk era, combined with minimalist
poetry in Turkish. Often an outburst of sentimental anxiety through the nihilistic mind-frame, it is personal. Yet it is broad, a wondering mind brave enough to question taboo and existence.
She Past Away is driving, it is mesmerizing. It is a haunt.
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