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The Squid's Ear Magazine
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Bull, Arthur / Daniel Heikalo

Derapages a cordes

Bull, Arthur / Daniel Heikalo : Derapages a cordes (Ambiances Magnetiques)

The first release by the duo of guitarists Arthur Bull and Daniel Heikalo which is a series of free improvisations that are presented without any editing or post-processing.
 

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Arthur Bull- prepared guitar, guitar [semi-acoustic], effects [slide], effects [elbow]

Daniel He�kalo-percussion, prepared guitar, cittern, acoustic guitar, vocals

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UPC: 771028108329

Label: Ambiances Magnetiques
Catalog ID: AM 083
Squidco Product Code: 578

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2000
Country: Canada
Packaging: Jewel Tray
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