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Yep, you got it Cap.

No to all. Though I suppose The Americans is closer in the right direction, if not the right country or time period.

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Title	Artist	Year	Genre
Moonloop (Unedited Improvisation)	Porcupine Tree	1994	Psychedelic Rock / Progressive Rock

Nope.

If you're not positive, those may be some reasonable doubts. My advice is still solid.

Googling those two names together gives you a very strong option, Vampire.

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Album	Artist	Year	Genre
Damnation	Opeth	2003	Progressive Rock

Guess I'm doing more opeth.

I refuse to believe that's not Zach Galifianakis playing the guitar.

Ah, VampireWombat has it even if they don't want to believe. Tried picking a show I had access to that I hadn't seen in a very, very long while, didn't remember her playing multiple characters.

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Album	Artist	Year	Genre	Link
1979	Deru	2014	Ambient	https://musicstore.deru.la/album/1979

Ambient album from all the way back in 2014. Distills a feeling of faded nostalgia down in to a series of ambient drones, with heavily use of super analog vinyl and tape distortion and artifacts. Feels a bit like browsing your old family polaroids.

Oh, is it just QI?

Never seen it, but the early 2000s (I think?) The Time Machine?

The 'old timey' diagrams make me instantly go to Look Around You, even though the graphic in the last image doesn't quite fit with the style of the show.

My brain: Why does he hate coves?

[Edit:]

I've no idea what the lyrics to this are, so I can only assume the band was just a big fan of Tom Hardy's performance in The Dark Knight Rises.

Edit: Nevermind, the mad lads re-recorded the whole album in English. I've never followed Opeth closely, but this is seriously my jam.

Lots of people in dated suits and a gauze filter over every shot, that definitely does seem like Casino.