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Cicadæ

by Cicadæ

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Cicadæ 06:27
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l'Épicentre de la terreur aux heures creuses 07:39
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Inter-ludd 08:24
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All watched-over by machines of loving grace 09:15
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À l'ombre des condos 11:18
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Bonu$ 03:45

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A. sold her electronic drums before moving to another city, I’m trying to learn. The cicadas were encouraging a nicer mood than the honking calls for nationalism. Sweat. Closed blinds except for the plants which I couldn’t (yet) record growing. Everything falling. The rest goes on : Electronic recordings of the hills and Marseille’s central train-station + hospital. Bitsniffer through loops & contact microphones pasted together with guitar, violoncello, Grendel drone commander, Moog werkstatt, typewriter, delay&reverb. All recorded in one bedroom between the summer and fall of 18. Thanks to Adrien for the patches, Clay & Sara for having recorded the demo version of the B-side with me about four years ago. This is BSP#65

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released December 1, 2018

Black tapes + patch / 30 ex.

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Bus Stop Press Marseille, France

DIY / Anarchopunk words & sounds from Marseille.

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