Lubianka - Stockhausen Melancolic Jazz
from Signs from Celestial Sphere by Ars Caelum / Lubianka / Das Raumpiloten / Backnee Horn
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Psychedelic (Spain)
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Lubianka was formed at the beginning of the year 2009 from the union of several musicians that had met in the band Venus Anadiomena . With Lubianka they introduce themselves completely in the psiquedelic sounds and the experimentation with several instrumentations and sonority.
The universe of Lubianka fits the conjunction of sounds and noises without apparent connection next to the abstraction, going through several jazzy passages, to ancient circular rhythms, with high doses of repetition and psiquedelic taste.
More Lubianka on Aumega Project
Naufragis
aumegaproject.bandcamp.com/album/naufragis
Signs from Celestial Sphere
aumegaproject.bandcamp.com/album/signs-from-celestial-sphere
A Trip Into A New State Of Mind Vol.1
aumegaproject.bandcamp.com/album/a-trip-into-a-new-state-of-mind-vol-1
lubianka.bandcamp.com
www.facebook.com/pages/Lubianka/127245490690782
www.youtube.com/user/lubiankamusic
Lubianka was formed at the beginning of the year 2009 from the union of several musicians that had met in the band Venus Anadiomena . With Lubianka they introduce themselves completely in the psiquedelic sounds and the experimentation with several instrumentations and sonority.
The universe of Lubianka fits the conjunction of sounds and noises without apparent connection next to the abstraction, going through several jazzy passages, to ancient circular rhythms, with high doses of repetition and psiquedelic taste.
More Lubianka on Aumega Project
Naufragis
aumegaproject.bandcamp.com/album/naufragis
Signs from Celestial Sphere
aumegaproject.bandcamp.com/album/signs-from-celestial-sphere
A Trip Into A New State Of Mind Vol.1
aumegaproject.bandcamp.com/album/a-trip-into-a-new-state-of-mind-vol-1
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from Signs from Celestial Sphere,
released February 21, 2015
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