The exit door leads in

by KONGROSIAN

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1.	Stop chance! Silence noise! 04:13	buy track
2.	Hopeful monsters 06:51	buy track
3.	Dark and weird tales of modern social decadence 03:49	buy track
4.	Slag 03:26	buy track
5.	The great N'Go 03:36	buy track
6.	No fear of death in Janitzio 02:52	buy track
7.	Anecoico 06:36	buy track
8.	Chaosmose 07:34	buy track
9.	Sahdeecoolow 05:55	buy track
10.	Raum 1 05:39	buy track
11.	The long tomorrow 05:46	buy track

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Second album for the wind trio. This one with a lot of guests from the italian impro avant scene! It was recorded in 2011 in Bologna at the Ivan Illich Popular School of Music and it contains 11 tracks for about 50 minutes of music. Some tracks are completely improvised and some contains written parts by Ivan Pilat and Piero Bittolo Bon.

The album is dedicated to the work of Philip K. Dick, builder of universes, 30 years after his death.

credits

released September 1, 2012

Kongrosian:
Alberto Collodel – clarinets
Davide Lorenzon – alto and curved soprano saxophones 
Ivan Pilat – baritone saxophone, trombone, voice

Featuring:
Piero Bittolo Bon: alto sax – alto clarinet
Nello Da Pont: drums
Nicola Guazzaloca: piano
Edoardo Marraffa: tenor sax
Tim Trevor Briscoe: alto sax – clarinet

Recorded by: Salvatore “Uccio” Arangio
Mixed and mastered by: Ian Douglas-Moore

Artwork and graphics by: Sandro Crisafi:

11 tracks – 55:46

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Aut Records Berlin, Germany

Aut Records is a not-for-profit, cooperative record label dedicated to experimental and research music. We are trying to describe a musical environment that cannot be assigned to a particular genre, and is removed from any specific musical language.