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Principles and Theory of Spektra (24 - 48 Hi Res)

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This is one of my favorites from any of Antony's projects. Great music and production. May peace & prosperity be upon the Kalugin family & all those they hold dear & may they be free from tyranny quickly. Favorite track: Gravitation.

impressivelad Really nice instrumental prog album. Lots of heavy distorted guitar passages balanced by a vast array of bright keys and pastoral, new age passages. The production is absolutely killer on this one.

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2.	Hunter 06:02	info
3.	Phantasmagoria 12:58		buy track
4.	Birth of a Star 07:04		buy track
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Album mainly composed-recorded in 2015 - 2016 and revisited in 2020. Plenty of good Prog instrumental music for you there to enjoy!

Label: www.caerllysimusic.co.uk

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released December 11, 2020

Antony Kalugin: keys, vox, arrangement
Ivan Goritski: drums
Max Velychko: acoustic & electric guitars
Oleg Prokhorov: bass guitar
Maria Baranovska: violin (tr.1, 4, 6)
Elena Kushiy: flute (tr.1, 4, 6)
Alexandr Pastuchov: bassoon (tr.1, 4, 6)
Lesya Kofanova: flute (tr. 5)
Helen Bour: oboe (tr. 5)
Sergii Kovalov: knob accordion (tr. 5)
Kostya Ionenko: additional bass guitar (tr. 5)

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Eddie Mulder (Leap Day / Trion):
el. & ac. guitars, bass guitar (track 3)

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Antony Kalugin Ukraine

Antony Kalugin - composer, producer, musician, designer
born 11 Feb 1981. Ukraine/ Kharkiv
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Parkhaus

Duisburg, Germany
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Das Rind

Rüsselsheim, Germany
May 19

Kulturpalast

Hannover, Germany

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