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  <description>&lt;p&gt;&amp;#8216;Two Heads Bis Bis&amp;#8217; is a twisted bedtime story, a dark poem, an alchemist&amp;#8217;s magic diary of secrets. Oldman (aka Charles Eric Charrier) employs the typical trio of &amp;#8216;rock&amp;#8217; instrumentation (bass, guitars, drums) along with several rather atypical sound generating devices to sculpt a truly intense lo-fi masterpiece, a dreamy album drenched in fuzzy smoke: a dark, melancholic, weird and ultimately therapeutic experience. This is post-&amp;#8217;something&amp;#8217; in the true sense of the term, as Oldman transcends most musical genres to create something unique and exciting. Repetitive rock-inspired patterns, tribal percussive jams, improvisation, organic ambience and lots of dark humor. This is what popular music would be like in an ideal world.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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  <name>Two Heads Bis Bis</name>
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  <release-date type="date">2008-11-24</release-date>
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