The effects on what I believe is a guitar fit perfectly. This is a nice and catchy noise song!

elmwood 1

https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/retrospective-for-love-ep/id840853678

WRITTEN BY D. SCIORTINO AND PRODUCED BY RETROSPECTIVE FOR LOVE, 
RECORDED @ RFL BEDROOM AND GABA’S
MIXING ENGINEER G. SCALICI
MASTERED BY NOEL SUMMERVILLE @ 3345 MASTERING
ARTWORK BY MANCA FLAJS

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Contact: info@retrospectiveforlove.com

Vocals by D. Sciortino,
Keyboard by D. Sciortino,
Guitar by A. La Barbera, 
Bass by D. Sciortino,
Trumpet by H. Rigger,
Percussions by G. Braghi,
Additional vocals by L. Phillips.

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Breathe

Nombre tenemos.
Ya no moriremos.
Bailemos!

Bailemos

Dear Tara,

Pipeline Tap Tremolo - Example 01

Written and Produced by Dronningen
Vocal Production by Natan Sterenfeld
Recording and Mixing by Tobin Jones with precious aid of Lucas Mendes at The Park Studios.
Analogue Mastering by Noel Summerville.
Drums & BVs: Amélie Gerbet
Bass & BVs: WaiTing So
Lead Guitar & BVs: Vito Cerasia
Lead Vocals & Guitar: Beatrice Bonnano
Synth: Vito Cerasia
Special BVs: David Bonnano
Lyrics: Beatrice Bonnano with the special aid of Vincenzo Pancotti.

Taxi Driver

Free download available on Bandcamp: https://babaki.bandcamp.com/

Nar [English Regional, Scottish, Northern]:

- adjective:
In attributive use. That is the nearer of two things or people; (also, in Old English) †later in time (obsolete). In Old English also as noun In later use: left-hand; chiefly in "nar horse", "nar leg", "nar side".

- adverb:
Near, close.

- origin:
Old English; earliest use found in Orosius' History. Comparative of nigh. In later use (in Middle English) partly also from early Scandinavian; see further note below<br>Middle English; earliest use found in The Chronicle of Robert of Gloucester. From early Scandinavian (compare Old Icelandic naer, adverb, ‘nearer, near’, Old Icelandic naerr, adverb, ‘nearer’, representing a double comparative formation from the Scandinavian base of Old Icelandic naer + the Scandinavian base of Old Icelandic -r, and Old Icelandic naerri, adverb, ‘nearer, near’, probably originally an adjectival formation). Old Icelandic naer, naerri were used in both comparative and positive sense; in modern Icelandic naer (the reflex of both naer and naerr) is used only in comparative sense (except in compounds), and naerri only in positive sense.


released October 5th, 2017
Niels Bakx - production & mix

The machine never stops. It crunches each and every soul into flat, lifeless mud. Los Padres don’t like the machine, so they go where it cannot reach them. Where the waves are neither squares nor triangles, but a quivering pulse of pleasant repetition. Where the beats are broken, their twisted shards clattering with the sweetest of harmonies. It’s a weird place, no doubt about it, but one the Alice in each of us wouldn’t mind getting lost in. Come join us as we dance away the apocalypse

Bailemos

Los Padres

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