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Les Dupont : Videomusic
Finally the first ever video anthology for the French electro group "Les Dupont". Here, no less than 48 clips are available, faithfully reflecting a career that began in 1995 with the house-ambient single "Miracle". " Directed by Didier Blasco, member of the group and director (FEMIS), these videos highlight the links that have continued to develop between underground cinema and electronic music.
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Finally the first ever video anthology for the French electro group "Les Dupont". Here, no less than 48 clips are available, faithfully reflecting a career that began in 1995 with the house-ambient single "Miracle". " Directed by Didier Blasco, member of the group and director (FEMIS), these videos highlight the links that have continued to develop between underground cinema and electronic music.
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