NK012
by B/B/S/
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Hand-numbered limited edition of 120 copies on pro-dubbed chrome tape, packaged in a silkscreened cardboard box printed on 100% recycled stock with insert and download coupon.
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Recorded with nothing more than a stereo microphone in the middle of the room, NK012 is the first ever musical meeting of the three Berlin expats Aidan Baker (Nadja, Canada), Andrea Belfi (Italy) and Erik Skodvin (Svarte Greiner / half of Deaf Center, Norway). Interested in each other's music, they met with the intention of just improvising together. What came out of the meeting was quite a surprise and started out a great collaboration between the three, debuting with "Brick Mask" LP (Miasmah 2013). Their NK012 sees their first combined use of guitars, tons of effect pedals, percussion & synth and stretches over all kinds of genres. Vibrant and intense pieces, break forms encouraged by the emotional research of the live and spontaneous composition.
credits
Aidan Baker - Guitar
Andrea Belfi - Percussion/Synth
Erik Skodvin - Guitar
Recorded at NK / Berlin
January and August 2012
Design by Daniel Castrejon
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