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The dusk advanced on him steadily, rapidly, gathering in behind and before; and the light seemed to be draining away like flood​-​water.

by D.O.S.

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The dusk advanced on him steadily, rapidly, gathering in behind and before; and the light seemed to be draining away like flood-water. 56:09
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First output by this Zero de Conducta spin-off. Improvised music.
The aim of the band is to make available most of their improvisations. This one happened on february, the 7th, 2018. No overdubs. So this is a true "live sound".

A first set of 3 improvisations will be released as a sort of triple album. This one and the following #2 and #3 have titles taken from the inspirational book of Kenneth Grahame " The Wind in the Willows", a classic that was a favourite for the great Syd Barrett.

This track starts shyly and a bit erratic, but step by step it evolves to something that makes sense. Anti commercial strategy? Could be. People could say that discourage the listener at the beginning is not too clever. But this is how it happened, and it is a natural process.

In FLAC format for size reasons.

A more complete artwork will be downloadable soon. Information will follow.

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released July 22, 2018

Dr. Antoni Robert, synthesizer, sequencer, percussions
Offscope Jordi Buscà, electroacoustic guitar, effects, sampler
Sir Pere Canals, electric guitar, effects, sampler, percussions

Title from the book "The Wind in the Willows" written by Kenneth Grahame (1908).

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