1. |
A/ Nathan
00:18
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2. |
A/ Mnémosyne
03:42
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3. |
A/ Dur dure
09:05
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4. |
A/ Nous sommes sanglants
06:32
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5. |
A/ Dragon d'eau
07:31
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6. |
A/ Hors-Champ
02:36
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7. |
B/ Jadus
00:58
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8. |
B/ La Clé
17:10
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9. |
B/ Intermission
00:46
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10. |
B/ La Porte
08:33
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Pauwels France
Sound crypt, organic things, huddled instruments, synergistic loops, psychedelic mania, insolent manner, noise
and
its opposite, precise gestures, icono-manic. Who can say? Defining Pauwels but avoiding overbidding formulas: a
complex exercise. Like the four solos perfectly anarchists yet synchronised. Finally, something stirring the air,
really.
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