Squidco: Harker, Nina: Nina Harker [VINYL]

Nina Harker [VINYL]

Unusual approaches to rock song and instrumentals from this French duo of Apolline Schöser & Nocola Henry in collaboration with Valentine Noiret, Daniel Dariel on Japanese vocals, Louis Claus on Indian flute and Marie-Laure Gucciardi for poetic writing in Italian, &c.; peculiar and compelling, somehow reminiscent of Etron Fou...

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Personnel:

Valentine Noiret-gong, bass drum, leader of heart, arrangements, sound recordings

Daniel Dariel-Japanese composition, vocals

Louis Claus-Indian flutes

Marie-Laure Gucciardi-Heck-Italian poetry

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Vinyl LP with artwork insert, lyrics and credits on back cover

Label: BeCoq
Catalog ID: BeCoQ
Squidco Product Code: 31448

Format: LP
Condition: New
Released: 2022
Country: France
Packaging: LP

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Vinyl LP with artwork insert, lyrics and credits on back cover

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Track Listing:

SIDE A

1. kanal 03:06

2. Fusse 02:37

3. # 00:38

4. l'affreuse 04:59

5. vino negro 01:57

6. 04:49

SIDE A

1. ____________________ 00:10

2. gardo 02:21

3. mussen wir noch aufbluhen 03:24

4. la cheminee 05:59

5. muto 03:26

6. du schaffst es nicht 04:24

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