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*2026 stock. 350 copies limited edition*
Keith Rowe - Guitar, Electronics, DrawingKjell Bjørgeengen - Video, Dave Jones Synthesizer
Recorded by Byron WestbrookExperimental IntermediaNew York City, NY, USA5 December 2010
Mastered by Giuseppe Ielasi
Dedicated to Phill Niblock (1933 – 2024)
*2026 stock. 350 copies limited edition* The recording features the poem “Democracy Destruct” by David Henderson, produced by Kjell Bjørgeengen at Harmolodic Studios, New York in 2003. The title leaves never fall in vain is taken from the Japanese poet Chori (1739-1778).
Performed and recorded at Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo, 31 October 2023.
Kjell Bjørgeengen – Dave Jones synthesizer and Flood CoilInga Margrete Aas - Double bassAimée Theriot - Electric celloIngar Zach - Vibrating membraneDavid Hender…
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