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Here's the little Yuki project with Noeres Tua-Kiambusco.

Here's the little Yuki project with Noeres Tua-Kiambusco.

Here's the little Yuki project with Noeres Tua-Kiambusco.

Here's the little Yuki project with Noeres Tua-Kiambusco.

Here's the little Yuki project with Noeres Tua-Kiambusco.

Here's the little Yuki project with Noeres Tua-Kiambusco.

Here's the little Yuki project with Noeres Tua-Kiambusco.

Here's the little Yuki project with Noeres Tua-Kiambusco.

Here's the little Yuki project with Noeres Tua-Kiambusco.

Here's the little Yuki project with Noeres Tua-Kiambusco.

Here's the little Yuki project with Noeres Tua-Kiambusco.

Following the footsteps of fellow Spanish indie rockers Migala and Big Beat Progenitors, the Chemical Brothers,

the Lin Yuki project is redefining post-rock by esqueuing the ambient and often self-important qualities of the genre

and injecting it with a new sense of fun and a smile and nod towards vintage movie soundtracks.

This track comes from the album No. 3 or Número Tres out on B-Cord Disc recorded at Estudio Audio Mayer in Barcelona, Spain.

The title translates to, aren't you who I'm looking for?

Find out more about them at www.TheLinYukiProject.com

Hasta la próxima, pod people. This is Jamie signing out.

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