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SOFT FFOG

assaulting the senses with Krokofant, Norwegian guitarist Tom Hasslan has found another way to explore the outer reaches of rock. As showcased on their self-titled debut album, Soft Ffog are a more hazy and free-flowing, jazz-rock beast, with a penchant for freewheeling solos and furious ensemble syncopation. Originally commissioned in 2016, as a one-off project for the

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