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David / David

Blame Haro

David / David: Blame Haro (577 Records)

Recorded in Easton, Bristol in 2024, the debut release from British duo David / David pairs David Croshaw's dynamic drumming with David Cooper's improvised electronics, capturing a series of volatile live encounters that blur structure and spontaneity through dense rhythmic interplay, fractured samples, and a kinetic balance between danceable momentum and chaotic sonic experimentation.
 

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UPC: 755491362358

Label: 577 Records
Catalog ID: CD-577R-5992-1
Squidco Product Code: 37014

Format: CDR
Condition: New
Released: 2026
Country: USA
Packaging: Digipack
Recorded in Croshaw in Easton, Bristol, UK, during 2024 by David Croshaw.
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David Croshaw is a Bristol-based drummer and improviser working across experimental and exploratory music. Known for combining rhythmic intensity with textural detail, his playing moves between physical propulsion and open-form improvisation, making him a natural collaborator in electronic and free-form contexts.

-Squidco 2/18/2026

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David Cooper is a British experimental electronic musician working with improvised electronics, sampling, and sound manipulation. As one half of the duo David / David, he focuses on real-time electronic processing that interacts directly with acoustic percussion, creating dense layers of fragmented texture and rhythmic disruption.

-Squidco 2/18/2026

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