Following last year’s release of Kalandra’s acclaimed single ”Ghosts”, the band felt inspired to continue the tradition. This year, the Norwegian group are welcoming the season with a new EP—a collection of dark, reimagined songs to either set the mood or help brace for the cold months ahead.
The Mørketid EP features four tracks—two carefully reimagined covers alongside two original compositions. The covers have been rearranged, and in some cases, translated, with a deep sense of nostalgia. Together, the songs capture the essence of the season: shorter days, moments of rest and coming together and remembering those who are no longer with us.
This collection of winter songs is for everyone—regardless of what you believe, or don’t believe. May these songs be your soundtrack for finding the strength to make it through another winter. The EP will be released digitally on October 31st via By Norse Music.
Tracklist 01. Mitt Hjerte Alltid Vanker 02. Till The End 03. Ghosts 04. Hymna Til Blåfjell
Alongside the new release, Kalandra will be celebrating their 15th anniversary in 2026. This special occaission will be marked with a concert at Rockefeller on February 18, 2026 —their first performance in Oslo in almost two years, and their biggest headlineshow in Norway to date, together with special guest Sylvaine and IBEN. Tickets for the show will go on sale this Friday, at 10 AM CEST.
Kalandra is a Norwegian/Swedish quartet that blends melancholic Nordic influences with gritty guitars and ethereal melodies, crafting haunting musical landscapes rooted in raw emotion and cinematic depth. Formed in 2011, the band has spent over a decade shaping a sound that is uniquely their own—building a dedicated studio space, refining their musical identity, and supporting acts such as Leprous, Gåte, Wardruna, Heilung and Eivør.
Following the success of their 2020 debut album The Line and their atmospheric soundtrack for the video game Kingdom Two Crowns: Norse Lands, Kalandra returned in 2024 with their second album A Frame of Mind. Drawing from their years of growth and collaboration, the new record is their most expansive to date—showcasing versatility while staying true to the immersive soundscape that defines them.
A Frame of Mind invites listeners on an introspective journey, reflecting on how life’s experiences shape our perception of the world. The album explores what we choose to include—and exclude—within the frame of our everyday lives, revisiting memories of hardship, childhood, and the growing uncertainty of the future.
With performances at major festivals like Hellfest, Kalandra continues to expand their audience across Europe. In 2025, the band is set to play their first Australia tour this November!
On the heels of their first headline tour, and the release of their second studio album ‘A Frame of Mind’ in 2024, Kalandra will be heading out on the road once again! With two albums and a soundtrack to their name the band are slowly but surely cementing themselves as a genre-unifying live act.
Bringing together people from opposite sides of the musical spectrum. Be it the die hard metal head, the Folk crowd or the pop lovers. The Norwegian quartet are looking forward to “Traveling back to the places that have received us so warmly in the past, as well as some new cities we’ve never been. Hope to see you there soon!”
19/05 – SE Malmo, Babe 20/05 – DK Aarhus, Voxhall 21/05 – DE Bremen, Tower 22/05 – NL Heerlen, Nieuwe Nor 23/05 – BE Sint-Niklaas, Casino 24/05 – UK London, Portals Festival 25/05 – UK Sheffield, Corporation 26/05 – UK Edinburgh, The Caves 27/05 – UK Liverpool, 02 Academy 2 28/05 – IE Dublin, Grand Social 29/05 – UK Buckley Tivoli 30/05 – UK Leeds, Brudenell Social Club 31/05 – UK Southampton, Papillon 01/06 – NL Utrecht, TivoliVredenburg 03/06 – DE Essen, Turock 04/06 – DE Osnabruck, Bastard Club 05/06 – DE Nuremberg, Stereo 06/06 – AT Vienna, Simm City 07/06 – SK Bratislava, Randal 08/06 – DE Leipzig, Wave Gotik Treffen
It’s a paradox that the guiding principle that’s driven Oslo’s Kalandra through 13 years’ worth of hardship, sacrifice, determination and the nurturing of an ever-growing, devoted community of fans has been to ask a simple but potent question: where do I belong? It’s a question with many dimensions, be it spiritual, personal, our relationship with a world out of balance, or the space that exists for a band who have always defied easy categorisation.
Over the course of one EP, an exquisite debut album, “The Line”, that emerged after 10 years of line-up changes, musical refinement and the relocation from the Liverpool art school where they first met, as well as a deeply atmospheric soundtrack for the videogame, “Kingdom Two Crowns: Norse Land”, the Norwegian/Swedish quartet have used elements of Norse folk, Scandic pop and alt and progressive rock without being beholden to any of them. In the process, and aerated by frontwoman Katrine Stenbekk’s sublime, stratosphere-ruffled vocals that belong to the same rarefied realms as artists such as Eivør, Aurora and Gåte’s Gunnhild Sundli, they’ve woven their own restless yet immersive world. It’s one that fuses fragility and fortitude with a rare capacity for self-reflection, mapping out wholly individual internal terrain that resonates across genre and scene borders, and on both the most vast and intimate of scales.
In true Kalandra fashion, the band’s new album, “A Frame Of Mind”, doesn’t just tell a story, it embodies one. Emphasising both the delicacy and the dynamism of “The Line”, both sonically and lyrically it gives voice to a shared sense of displacement, and the strength needed to navigate circumstances that can feel open-ended and unsettled. From the first, elegantly acoustic cadences of the Tool-tinged “I Am”, it’s the sound of being drawn in to the most confidential of endeavours, Katrine’s self-reflective, gossamer-fine lilt searching for a way to deal with past wrongs and focus on one’s own narrative as a path towards healing, as the song meticulously brews up a storm of deliverance.
For all the space and scope it allows itself, “A Frame Of Mind” is a transformative experience, underpinned by a constant sense of motion and a feeling of one’s way towards resolution, as if new senses are emerging and being tested to their fullest extent. Through “Are You Ready?”s understated chant that ushers in a metallic crescendo, “Bardaginn”’s liberated Norse ritualism riven with tungsten-weight riffs ,the pastoral romanticism infusing lead single “The State Of The World” and “Segla”’s cinematic swells of neo-classicism to the closing acoustic campfire folk of “I Remember A Time”, “A Frame Of Mind” is an ongoing journey of self-discovery, with the organic sensation of unfolding in real time.
For all the plaudits Kalandra have now gained, the rapturously received tours with Wardruna, Leprous and A.A. Williams, their viral cover of Wardruna’s “Helvegen” coming close to 6 million views on YouTube and over 7 million streams on Spotify, the closely-knit four piece – completed by guitarists Jogeir Daae Mæland and Florian Döderlein Winter and drummer Oskar Johnsen Rydh – went back to the outlook of that first 2017 EP, “Beneath The Breaking Waves”, when they were still trying to find a foothold and stepping into the unknown, in order to stay true to themselves.
“It’s extremely important to remember the first time we created those songs,” says Katrine. “There was no expectation, and we just did it for ourselves. I need to make music for my own healing and expression and I’m so glad that we managed to find a way back to that mindset, and it’s absolutely crucial if you are going to continue and make music on your own terms. You need to be able to access that perspective of everything is allowed, no ideas are dumb and develop them as you go.”
“It’s the nature of creativity in that have to challenge yourself,” adds Jogeir, “and that is a state of restlessness in itself. It’s a hard balance to not let the inner critic become too strong, but not to silence it either, because you need it to grow. If you can manage to look at yourself and your issues without judgment and just curiosity it becomes much easier to bear.”
It’s that process of healing and working through, that willingness to face life’s storms in order to be released from them that’s given Kalandra such a close connection with their fans, and given many a means to deal with their own struggles. They’ve had feedback from health professionals who have used their music for therapy, and even used with psychedelics to help people overcome addiction and trauma. For Katrine and Jogeir, their own experiences of meditation, Eastern philosophy and psychoanalytic therapy all contributed to the process of writing “A Frame Of Mind”, and the far-sighted acceptance and perspective the album allows for itself, and for others.
Kalandra may still see themselves as outsiders, may still be persevering along a path that may be never fully mapped out, but theirs is the broadest, most challenging of ventures with the richest of rewards, and one whose sense of accommodation feels equally boundless.
Nordic alternative folk group Kalandra are thrilled to announce the release of their song “Ghosts“. This single follows the latest album “A Frame Of Mind” in September this year. The track is out today via By Norse Music and available worldwide on all major streaming platforms.
Vocalist Katrine states: “We’re releasing a new song that didn’t’ quite fit on the album, so it’s coming out as a standalone single. This track is all about slowing down and reflecting a winter song for everyone, no matter what you believe (or don’t believe).
The song is inspired by the essence of this time of year: shorter days, time to pause, and remembering those who aren’t with us anymore. It’s about coming together and finding the strength to make it through another winter.
This is a song for anyone who finds meaning in the quiet of winter. Let’s light a candle, remember, and take care of each other.
Listen and let it bring some calm to your season.”
Kalandra live: 07/12 – TR Ankara, Club Mirador 14/12 – DE Dortmund, Fredenbaumpark 07/02 – TR Istanbul, If Performance Hall Beşiktaş 08/02 – GR Athens, At-a-Glance 30/04 – FR Bascala, Echoes & Merveilles 06 – 09/06 – DE Leipzig, Gothic Wave Treffen
It’s a paradox that the guiding principle that’s driven Oslo’s Kalandra through 13 years’ worth of hardship, sacrifice, determination and the nurturing of an ever-growing, devoted community of fans has been to ask a simple but potent question: where do I belong? It’s a question with many dimensions, be it spiritual, personal, our relationship with a world out of balance, or the space that exists for a band who have always defied easy categorisation.
Over the course of one EP, an exquisite debut album, “The Line”, that emerged after 10 years of line-up changes, musical refinement and the relocation from the Liverpool art school where they first met, as well as a deeply atmospheric soundtrack for the videogame, “Kingdom Two Crowns: Norse Land”, the Norwegian/Swedish quartet have used elements of Norse folk, Scandic pop and alt and progressive rock without being beholden to any of them. In the process, and aerated by frontwoman Katrine Stenbekk’s sublime, stratosphere-ruffled vocals that belong to the same rarefied realms as artists such as Eivør, Aurora and Gåte’s Gunnhild Sundli, they’ve woven their own restless yet immersive world. It’s one that fuses fragility and fortitude with a rare capacity for self-reflection, mapping out wholly individual internal terrain that resonates across genre and scene borders, and on both the most vast and intimate of scales.
In true Kalandra fashion, the band’s new album, “A Frame Of Mind”, doesn’t just tell a story, it embodies one. Emphasising both the delicacy and the dynamism of “The Line”, both sonically and lyrically it gives voice to a shared sense of displacement, and the strength needed to navigate circumstances that can feel open-ended and unsettled. From the first, elegantly acoustic cadences of the Tool-tinged “I Am”, it’s the sound of being drawn in to the most confidential of endeavours, Katrine’s self-reflective, gossamer-fine lilt searching for a way to deal with past wrongs and focus on one’s own narrative as a path towards healing, as the song meticulously brews up a storm of deliverance.
For all the space and scope it allows itself, “A Frame Of Mind” is a transformative experience, underpinned by a constant sense of motion and a feeling of one’s way towards resolution, as if new senses are emerging and being tested to their fullest extent. Through “Are You Ready?”s understated chant that ushers in a metallic crescendo, “Bardaginn”’s liberated Norse ritualism riven with tungsten-weight riffs ,the pastoral romanticism infusing lead single “The State Of The World” and “Segla”’s cinematic swells of neo-classicism to the closing acoustic campfire folk of “I Remember A Time”, “A Frame Of Mind” is an ongoing journey of self-discovery, with the organic sensation of unfolding in real time.
For all the plaudits Kalandra have now gained, the rapturously received tours with Wardruna, Leprous and A.A. Williams, their viral cover of Wardruna’s “Helvegen” coming close to 6 million views on YouTube and over 7 million streams on Spotify, the closely-knit four piece – completed by guitarists Jogeir Daae Mæland and Florian Döderlein Winter and drummer Oskar Johnsen Rydh – went back to the outlook of that first 2017 EP, “Beneath The Breaking Waves”, when they were still trying to find a foothold and stepping into the unknown, in order to stay true to themselves.
“It’s extremely important to remember the first time we created those songs,” says Katrine. “There was no expectation, and we just did it for ourselves. I need to make music for my own healing and expression and I’m so glad that we managed to find a way back to that mindset, and it’s absolutely crucial if you are going to continue and make music on your own terms. You need to be able to access that perspective of everything is allowed, no ideas are dumb and develop them as you go.”
“It’s the nature of creativity in that have to challenge yourself,” adds Jogeir, “and that is a state of restlessness in itself. It’s a hard balance to not let the inner critic become too strong, but not to silence it either, because you need it to grow. If you can manage to look at yourself and your issues without judgment and just curiosity it becomes much easier to bear.”
It’s that process of healing and working through, that willingness to face life’s storms in order to be released from them that’s given Kalandra such a close connection with their fans, and given many a means to deal with their own struggles. They’ve had feedback from health professionals who have used their music for therapy, and even used with psychedelics to help people overcome addiction and trauma. For Katrine and Jogeir, their own experiences of meditation, Eastern philosophy and psychoanalytic therapy all contributed to the process of writing “A Frame Of Mind”, and the far-sighted acceptance and perspective the album allows for itself, and for others.
Kalandra may still see themselves as outsiders, may still be persevering along a path that may be never fully mapped out, but theirs is the broadest, most challenging of ventures with the richest of rewards, and one whose sense of accommodation feels equally boundless.
Nordic alternative folk group Kalandra are thrilled to announce the release of their newest album “A Frame Of Mind“, which is released today via By Norse Music and is available worldwide on all major streaming platforms.
Each song on the album reflects Kalandra’s unique fusion of atmospheric rock and dark pop. Standout tracks include previously released tracks The State of the World, Bardaginn and Are You Ready.
But that’s not all! As a celebration to the release of the album, their newest video for the song
“I Am”, will be released today!
Vocalist Katrine states: “I Am” serves as the opening chapter of Kalandra’s upcoming album, “A Frame of Mind”, setting the stage for the introspective journey that lies ahead. The lyrics delve into the act of self-reflection, acknowledging the person you’ve become and taking responsibility for your own evolution.
The music video is made by the multi talented filmmaker, puppet maker and stop motion artist Martyna Koleniec.
“We are so incredibly proud of how she’s managed to make our storytelling and vision come to life. We didn’t really have to follow up much as she simply “understood” the task perfectly, which makes us both teary eyed and ever grateful. We hope it resonates with you as much as it does for us.”
Puppets are made, and shot by Martyna Koleniec, a polish puppet maker, stop motion artist and filmmaker.
Kalandra will be supporting the release of their second studio effort with an extensive headliner tour throughout Europe, UK and Norway which kicked of this week. A full list of shows can be found below. Tickets are on sale HERE.
The album artwork is a commission from the visionary contemporary artist Elen Alien. The tracklist of the album can be found below.
Tracklist 1. I Am (05:32) [WATCH HERE] 2. Untie The Knot (03:52) 3. Are You Ready? (04:31) [WATCH HERE] 4. The State of the World (04:18) [WATCH HERE] 5. Bardaginn (05:33) [WATCH HERE] 6. A Life Worth Living (04:13) 7. I’ll Get There One Day (06:25) 8. Hytta (04:24) 9. Segla (04:58) 10. I Remember A Time (04:20)
Headliner tour with Lili Refrain 13/09 – NL Nijmegen, Doornroosje SOLD OUT 14/09 – NL Eindhoven, Effenaar SOLD OUT 15/09 – FR Paris, La Machine du Moulin Rouge 17/09 – UK Birmingham, Asylum 18/09 – UK Nottingham, Bodega 19/09 – UK Glasgow, Cathouse 20/09 – UK Manchester, Gorilla 21/09 – UK London, Lafayette 22/09 – FR Wasquehal, The Black Lab 23/09 – FR Nancy, L’Autre Canal 24/09 – DE Wiesbaden, Kesselhaus 25/09 – DE Munich, Backstage 26/09 – CH Solothurn, Kofmehl Raumbar 27/09 – CH Zurich, X-TRA Musikcafe 28/09 – FR Lyon, O Totem Live 29/09 – FR Toulouse, Le Rex 02/10 – IT Milan, Legend 03/10 – SL Ljubljana, Kino Siska 04/10 – HR Zagreb, Mochvara 05/10 – BU Sofia, Mixtape5 06/10 – RO Bucharest, Quantic 07/10 – RO Cluj-Napoca, Form Space 08/10 – HU Budapest, Instant 09/10 – CZ Prague, Underdogs 12/10 – DE Berlin, Hole 13/10 – DE Hamburg, Bahnhof Pauli 14/10 – DK Copenhagen, Pumpehuset 15/10 – SE Gothenburg, Fangelset 16/10 – SE Stockholm, Kollektivet Livet
Exclusive Norway Run 18/10 – NO Bergen, Kulturhuset TICKETS 19/10 – NO Stavanger, Folken TICKETS 25/10 – NO Trondheim, Havet TICKETS 26/10 – NO Oslo, Parkteater Yngling TICKETS 26/10 – NO Oslo, Parkteater Scene TICKETS
After releasing their successful 2020 debut album “The Line” and scoring a soundtrack for the game “Kingdom Two Crowns: Norse Lands,” Norwegian alternative folk Kalandra are back with their second studio album effort, “A Frame of Mind”.
Steadily building momentum, Kalandra have toured with Leprous and A.A. Wlliams in 2022 and 2023, played at renowned festivals such as Hellfest and Midgardsblot. The new record showcases the band’s gained experiences and expansive songwriting. As a result, Kalandra is more versatile than ever, without losing touch of the immersive sound the quartet is known and loved for.
“The album can be described as an introspective journey about life’s experiences and how they shape the way we perceive the world. It explores what we put within the frame of our day-to-day lives, but also what is excluded. The band has combed through their memories and written about past traumas, cherished childhood memories, and a wariness about the future and the state of the world.
Norwegian alternative folk band Kalandra are now releasing a new single. “Are You Ready” will be featured on the upcoming album “A Frame of Mind“, which is set for worldwide release on September 13, via By Norse Music.
Listen to the song HERE Pre-orders for the album have started HERE
“We frustratingly thrive on pushing our creative boundaries, and halfway through crafting this song, we discovered its narrative quality, almost like a script, with its arrangement also being playfully serious in a way, adding layers of depth to the composition. Creating this piece was a liberating experience, offering us a much-needed release after spending long winter months locked away in our studio. We’re excited to share it with you, wherever and however you encounter it,” the band states about the new track.
Kalandra will be supporting the release of their second studio effort with a lengthy tour throughout Europe and the United Kingdom this fall. A full list of shows can be found below. Tickets are on sale HERE.
The album artwork is a commission from the visionary contemporary artist Elen Alien. The tracklist of the album can be found below.
Tracklist 1. I Am (05:32) 2. Untie The Knot (03:52) 3. Are You Ready? (04:31) [WATCH HERE] 4. The State of the World (04:18) [WATCH HERE] 5. Bardaginn (05:33) [WATCH HERE] 6. A Life Worth Living (04:13) 7. I’ll Get There One Day (06:25) 8. Hytta (04:24) 9. Segla (04:58) 10. I Remember A Time (04:20)
KALANDRA Live dates 2024 10/07 – PL Sopot, Opera Lesna – Supporting Heilung TICKET 14/08 – NO Borre, Midgardsblot Festival TICKET 15/08 – UK Bristol, ArcTanGent Festival TICKET 17/08 FR Carhaix-plouguer, Motocultor Festival TICKET
Headliner tour with Lili Refrain 11/09 – DE Cologne, Luxor 12/09 – NL Groningen, Oosterpoort 13/09 – NL Nijmegen, Doornroosje 14/09 – NL Eindhoven, Effenaar 15/09 – FR Paris, La Machine du Moulin Rouge 17/09 – UK Birmingham, Asylum 18/09 – UK Nottingham, Bodega 19/09 – UK Glasgow, Cathouse 20/09 – UK Manchester, Gorilla 21/09 – UK London, Lafayette 22/09 – FR Wasquehal, The Black Lab 23/09 – FR Nancy, L’Autre Canal 24/09 – DE Wiesbaden, Kesselhaus 25/09 – DE Munich, Backstage 26/09 – CH Solothurn, Kofmehl Raumbar 27/09 – CH Zurich, X-TRA Musikcafe 28/09 – FR Lyon, O Totem Live 29/09 – FR Toulouse, Le Rex 01/10 – IT Turin, Ziggy 02/10 – IT Milan, Legend 03/10 – SL Ljubljana, Kino Siska 04/10 – HR Zagreb, Mochvara 05/10 – BU Sofia, Mixtape5 06/10 – RO Bucharest, Quantic 07/10 – RO Cluj-Napoca, Form Space 08/10 – HU Budapest, Instant 09/10 – CZ Prague, Underdogs 12/10 – DE Berlin, Hole 13/10 – DE Hamburg, Bahnhof Pauli 14/10 – DK Copenhagen, Pumpehuset 15/10 – SE Gothenburg, Fangelset 16/10 – SE Stockholm, Kollektivet Livet
After releasing their successful 2020 debut album “The Line” and scoring a soundtrack for the game “Kingdom Two Crowns: Norse Lands,” Norwegian alternative folk Kalandra are back with their second studio album effort, “A Frame of Mind”.
Steadily building momentum, Kalandra have toured with Leprous and A.A. Wlliams in 2022 and 2023, played at renowned festivals such as Hellfest and Midgardsblot. The new record showcases the band’s gained experiences and expansive songwriting. As a result, Kalandra is more versatile than ever, without losing touch of the immersive sound the quartet is known and loved for.
“The album can be described as an introspective journey about life’s experiences and how they shape the way we perceive the world. It explores what we put within the frame of our day-to-day lives, but also what is excluded. The band has combed through their memories and written about past traumas, cherished childhood memories, and a wariness about the future and the state of the world.
Norwegian pop/rock group KALANDRA have released a brand new single, “Bardaginn”. The title means ‘fight’ or ‘battle’, whether it’s experienced from within or out in the real world. The meaninglessness of it all, yet the importance for humans to find meaning in fighting for something, or someone.
The release is accompanied by a stunning music video by Ragnarok Film which can be viewed below.
Vocalist Katrine was curious about making a timeless lyrics using the Old Norse language. She teamed up with Norwegian lyricist and language consultant Alexander Lykke, and together with guitarists Jogeir and Florian and drummer Oskar, they’ve created a song unlike anything Kalandra has ever composed before.
The band comments: “For our next single release we all knew it was important for us to try and challenge ourselves creatively, and yet still somehow manage to keep that light playfulness in the creative process, where absolutely anything was allowed. Although it at times seemed like an impossible task to piece together, it feels as if we’ve managed to really pull out the best in every member of the band, and really showcase what we’re made of, both individually and as a team.
Bardaginn is fun, but also bloody serious. We’re very proud of each other and what we’ve made, and we can’t wait to play it live.”
The song is out on all digital streaming platforms today. Listen HERE.
Kalandra will be heading out with A.A. Williams this fall on a joint headliner tour through Europe. Find the full list of shows below.
Kalandra and A.A. Williams – European co-headliner tour Nov 17 – Leeds, Brudenell Social Club (UK) Nov 18 – London, The Dome (UK) Nov 19 – Brussels, Grand Salon Botanique (BE) Nov 20 – Paris, Backstage By The Mill (FR) Nov 21 – Toulouse, Altigone (FR) Nov 22 – Madrid, Moby Dick (ES) Nov 23 – Barcelona, Salamandra (ES) Nov 24 – Montpellier, Chapelle de la Maison des Choeurs (FR) Nov 25 – Lyon, Transbordeur (FR) Nov 27 – Berlin, Berghain Kantine (DE) Nov 28 – Dresden, Chemiefabrik (DE) Nov 29 – Poznan, 2Progi (PL) Nov 30 – Warsaw, Hydrozagadka (PL) Dec 1 – Krakow, Kamienna12 (PL) Dec 2 – Budapest, Instant (PL) Dec 3 – Prague, Kasarna Karlin (CZ) Dec 5 – Milan, Legend (IT) Dec 6 – Bologna, Teatro Perla (IT) Dec 7 – Turin, Magazzino sul Po (IT) Dec 8 – Sion, Le Port Franc (CH)
Spearheaded by four Norwegian/Swedish musicians, Kalandra is a band with roots in melancholic Nordic folk and gritty guitars, weaving ethereal melodies into raw and eerie musical landscapes.
After amassing over 5 million views on YouTube with their cover of Wardruna’s “Helvegen” (released as a digital single), self-releasing the two acclaimed singles “Brave New World” and “The Waiting Game” and composing two tracks for the HBO Nordic series “Beforeigners”, the band released their debut full-length album in 2020 via By Norse Music.
In 2021, the four piece followed up with a soundtrack for the game Kingdom Two Crowns: Norse Lands and toured Europe with Norwegian prog band Leprous in the year after. Now, the band is preparing for a new album and a tour with A.A. Williams, this winter.
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