Naghma
by uSSSy
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Naghma 1
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Naghma 1
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Naghma 2
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Naghma 3
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Naghma 4
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Naghma 5
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credits
released October 22, 2022
Pavel Eremeev:
drums, electronics & feedbacks,
mixing & mastering
Artёm Galkin: guitars, bells,
shankha, cover art
Katya Shirshkova: harmonium on track 4
Special thanks to Konstantin Raidugin and Vasiliy Beilin
for the help to make this record happen
May all beings be happy and free from suffering!
Sādhu, Sādhu, Sādhu!
Pavel Eremeev:
drums, electronics & feedbacks,
mixing & mastering
Artёm Galkin: guitars, bells,
shankha, cover art
Katya Shirshkova: harmonium on track 4
Special thanks to Konstantin Raidugin and Vasiliy Beilin
for the help to make this record happen
May all beings be happy and free from suffering!
Sādhu, Sādhu, Sādhu!
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uSSSy Moscow, Russia
Usssy started in 2007 as trio. Artem Galkin - guitar, Pavel Eremeev -baritone guitar, Sergey Ledowski -drums. After the 1 self titled album released Sergey left the band. The second drummer was Pavel Bogachev with whom we made a second album Oko. Soon he left the band also and we continued playing as duo. Pavel Eremeev become a drummer. Artem Galkin in 2013 left the band. ... more
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