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Antikythera

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Lorenzo Feliciati

Label: RareNoiseRecords
Released: 2019
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Track Listing

Irregular Orbit; 223 Teeth; Corrosion; Prochronistic; Sidereal; Perigee; Apogee; Parapegma.

Personnel

Lorenzo Feliciati
Lorenzo Feliciati

bass, electric

Additional Personnel / Information

Lorenzo Feliciati: electric fretted and fretless bass; keyboards, samples and soundesign, electric guitar; Michele Rabbia: drums and electronics; Cuong Vu: trumpet (4, 5); Andy Sheppard: sax (2, 8); Rita Marcotulli; acoustic and prepared piano (2, 5, 8); Alessandro Gwis: acoustic piano and Reaktor generated electronics (1, 6).


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