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The Winter: Kilbirnie #1
06:57
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Mike Kingston: clarinet
Dave Edwards: guitar, electronics
Simon Sweetman: percussion
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The Winter: Kilbirnie #2
10:27
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Mike Kingston: guitar, electronics
Dave Edwards: guitar, banjo, harmonica, electronics
Simon Sweetman: percussion
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Mike Kingston: guitar, electronics
Dave Edwards: guitar, banjo, harmonica, electronics
Simon Sweetman: drums, percussion
Left channel recorded live at Fred's, Wellington, New Zealand, 18-09-2010
Right channel recorded live at the Pyramid Club, Wellington, New Zealand, 23-07-2015
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The Winter: Untitled
07:34
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Mike Kingston: guitar, electronics
Dave Edwards: bass, sanshin, ukulele
Simon Sweetman: drums, percussion
Recorded live at the Pyramid Club, Wellington, New Zealand, 23-07-2015
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Mike Kingston: guitar, electronics
Dave Edwards: bass, banjo, harmonica, electronics
Simon Sweetman: drums, percussion
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Mike Kingston: bass, electronics
Dave Edwards: guitar, banjo, sanshin, harmonica, electronics
Simon Sweetman: drums, percussion
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Mike Kingston: guitar, electronics
Dave Edwards: bass, electronics
Simon Sweetman: drums, percussion
Fredd Marshall: vocals
Recorded live at the Pyramid Club, Wellington, New Zealand, 23-07-2015
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Mike Kingston: guitar, electronics
Dave Edwards: guitar, electronics
Simon Sweetman: drums, percussion
Recorded live at Fred's, Wellington, New Zealand, 18-09-2010
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fiffdimension Featherston, New Zealand
Outsider music from Aotearoa NZ and beyond, by Dave Edwards and collaborators (from 1856 to 2024).
Spans acoustic & electric noise, rock, folk, spoken word, postpunk, free jazz, gamelan, lo fi, electronica, & ethnomusicology.
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