Long Black (Bong Llack) - Directed by Angus Kirby
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Bok Choi
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long black
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Bonsai Part 1
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Bonsai Part 2
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Reprise
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The Biology of Plants Brisbane, Australia
The Biology of Plants (TBoP) deliver a range of melodic bangers, infused by jazz, classical and electronic
artistry.
Featuring Helen Svoboda (bass/occasional vox), Joshua Rivory (synth), Simon Svoboda (cello) and Charles Hill (drums), the compositions are solely inspired by nature, simulating a live film score amidst a state of spatial ambience.
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