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Professori Sognare London, UK
We're all figments of each other's imaginations.
Professori Sognare has come about as a result of various
collaborations and sonic experiments, between Laurence, Massimo and Stuart. The name, suggested by Stuart, literally means Professors to Dream...
To know without knowing,
to be without reason,
to reason without believing,
to arise without waking,
to live without living, within.
... more
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