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П​р​о​г​у​л​к​а (The Walk)

by sokpb avabodha

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Прогулка (The Walk) 06:28
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Парк (The Park) 11:42
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Тайна старого завода (Mystery of the Old Factory) 16:29

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A slow drift of common events in small park - the theme of the first half of this floating mass. Surrounding sounds and voices make a feeling of calmness and harmony. However this serene being is ruined in the wink of an eye. Skies are covering with heavy turbid black smoke-screen. Ground is etched with cracks and pits. Voices are drowning in noise. The old factory launches the run of its corroded machinery...

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released February 10, 2012

USC-WR-1202.0017

Composed by sokpb avabodha. Electric guitar played and processed, music written by Sokpb Avabodha. Cover photo by Christian Guthier. Artwork by Anna Riet.

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