Squidco: Wilding, Stuart / Mike Adcock: Apophony

Wilding, Stuart / Mike Adcock

Apophony

(Confront

- UK)

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Personnel:

Stuart Wilding-drums and cymbals, table tennis balls, broken music boxes, villahe hall parquet floor, assorted percussion, lap harp, small zither, harmonica, ceramic bird whistle, whirly tube

Mike Adcock-piano, piano accordion, tuned roof slates, pebbles, balafon, harmonica, sheepdog whistle, small gong, bells, shakers

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Label: Confront
Catalog ID: core 64
Squidco Product Code: 37061

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2025
Country: UK
Packaging: Cardboard sleeve, sealed
Recorded at Whiteshill Village Hall, in Gloucestershire, UK, on March 28th, 2025.

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Track Listing:

1. Apophony 8:04

2. Pipes For Paul 5:12

3. Tissu 5:51

4. Ffestiniog Blue 3:53

5. Doublefish 10:26

6. Reverse Antelope 5:26

7. Sidespin 6:59

8. The Unprepared 9:07

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