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Over a Furnace
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How to Raise an Ox
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Eating the Landscape
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Bring the War back Home
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Meat Eater, Solar Bird
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Palace of Reptiles
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mats gustafsson Vienna, Austria
Born 1964 in Umeå, Sweden.
Saxplayer, improviser and composer.
working groups The Thing, FIRE!, Gush, Swedish Azz and Fake (the facts). 1800 concerts and over 200 album productions.
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