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Naive philosophysics recursion

by A Espiral de bukowski

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Naive phylosophysics recursion (liner notes)

1. Hume's folk - pt 1 (3:04)
2. Hume's folk - pt 2 (4:43)
3. Keyboard folk conception (4:53)
4. Punk folk psychology - pt 1 (2:24)
5. Punk folk psychology - pt 2 (3:46)
6. Punk folk psychology - pt 3 (1:24)
7. Web of reliefs - pt 1 (4:32)
8. Web of reliefs - pt 2 (4:43)
9. July may be june or august, hold on (5:10)
10. Old come what april (4:24)
11. March stubbornly at last (4:16)
Total: 43:19

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released February 13, 2017

A Espiral de Bukowski:
Cesar Zanin - synthesizers, effects processor, sampler, sequencer, loop station, field recordings;
Mariana Cetra - vocalizations and Casiotone keyboard with guitar effect pedals, accordion, melodica, recorder, maraca, castanets.

Featuring Marcio Gibson playing the drums on tracks 9, 10 and 11.

Recorded from the stage in São Paulo, Brazil, on 18/06/2016 at Associação Cutural Cecília, during the festival Dia da Música, by Cesar using a portastudio Zoom R16 (tracks 1 - 8) and on 20/07/2016 at Hotel Bar, during the event Silver Tape, by Angela Brava (tracks 9, 10 and 11).

Cover photo by Mariana.


O Bosque / Woodland recordings 2017
woodland.blogspot.com/2016/12/naive-philosophysics-recursion-digital.html

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O Bosque / Woodland recordings Bristol, UK

O Bosque / Woodland is a DIY label, dedicated to indiepop, lofi, electronic music, folk, experimental, shoegaze, rock and pretty much everything in-between.
It was founded in Brazil in 1996 and put to sleep in 2004, from 2008 to 2011 it operated in Brighton, UK, then back in Brazil until 2016, then put to sleep again and now in Bristol, UK.
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