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Dagora Amsterdam, Netherlands
born from monkeys, live like apes.
Two drummers and one madman with a suitcase of self made
electrical goods. Varying from the quiet bells and echoed vocals of the mountain dreamers to the noisy interference of the satellites in the sky’s, cymbal wash, circuit bent toys, snare drums, leads and sockets, clicks and thuds all co-exist, sometimes fighting, in this our world of sound.
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Dagora recommends:
Duo. Interested in processes, sounds, and movements close to imperceptibility, transformed through layering, rhythm, pattern, and repetition.
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Minimal Repetitions Made Inside of Haunted Woods & Burning Bogs "Like sweet bells jangled, out of time and harsh."
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