Arszyn, Duda, Paper Cuts - There Is No Conclusion flac album

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There Is No Conclusion by ADPC (Arszyn, Duda & Paper Cuts), released 16 February 2017 1. 12 To 16 2. Pan Radio 3. Bo Diddley Once again Krzysztof "Arszyn" Topolski and Tomasz Duda are guests at Pawlacz Perski premises. This time they are accompanied by Wojtek Kurek and Łukasz Kacperczyk, who previously - as Paper Cuts - released two cassettes in a befriended label called Wounded Knife. There is no conclusion' is a meeting of two duets improvising with each other on a daily basis, which results in multiplication of different levels of communication. For a demanding listener, it might be one of the great pathways to perceiving this material. Yet the content of the cassette is not only a series of abstract meetings.

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ADPC (Arszyn, Duda & Paper Cuts) - There Is No Conclusion. or directly: kontaktaczperski. Tomasz Duda – saxophone Łukasz Kacperczyk – modular synth Wojtek Kurek – drums, percussion Krzysztof Topolski – drums, percussion, radio. Recorded live in concert at Biuro Dźwięku Katowice (BDK) 1. 4. Sound engineer and recording by Michał Paduch.

Krzysztof Duda : RESUREX - Fantazja wielkanocna. Arszyn/Duda ŚĘ (excerpt). Z Piotrem Dudą o dehumanizacji pracy - kwiecień 2014. Arszyn, Duda - Cluster ppt30. ADPC (Arszyn/Duda Paper Cuts) - 12 To 16, excerpt ppt38. Test ZOOM H6 Cekcyn Rudz Smok Duda H6sumaMIX.

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