Get all 38 Naviar Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
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LakeNightime
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LakeSwampCity
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Equilibria
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blossomsFLoatingOnWater
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SleepingWithTheWaves
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CitySwampLake
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CityLakeSwamp
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Naviar Records London, UK
Naviar is a community and label that explores the intersection between music and traditional Japanese poetry.
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