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Det som aldri forsvinner
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Jeg fryser litt
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Duver i vinden
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Pjusk Norway
Pjusk is Jostein Dahl Gjelsvik from the west coast of Norway. The sound of Pjusk is inspired by the harsh Norwegian weather and wild landscape. At the center point is an old cabin high up in the mountains. This is where most of the music of Pjusk is made – framed by snowy peaks and the sound of cold streams ... more
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