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    Includes unlimited streaming of The Unternationale: The Third Unternational via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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A folk song collected from the nomadic Mongolian tribe “Dschingis Khan” in Bavaria in 1979.
Recorded with a troupe of itinerant klezmorim in an abandoned Soviet elementary school in Vidnoe, on the outskirts of Moscow in the late 2000s. The bridge contains a Russian quotation from a famous Soviet song “Moscow in May”, lyrics by Vasily Lebedev-Kumach. The original Russian ditties, with ironic and exaggerated cold-war motifs, come from Soviet urban folklore of ‘80s and are based on the popular erroneous perception of the original German song as anti-Soviet.

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from The Unternationale: The Third Unternational, released September 4, 2020
(Original German: Bernd Meinunger / Music: Ralph Siegel, Yiddish: Kahn & Psoy)

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Auris Media Records Israel

Israeli label dealing with unusual experimental/avantgarde music.
Was established in 2003 and was dedicated to promote underground and independent music scene in Israel. The label plans to release the works and unique collaborations of independent artists of any kind from Israel and abroad, as well as live recordings of concerts organized by "Auris Media". ... more

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