The Invisible Body of Space, by Nova deViator, Matjaž Predanič, Octa Push

The Invisible Body of Space

by Nova deViator, Matjaž Predanič, Octa Push

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1.	Nova deViator - Izčrpavanje 04:21		buy track
2.	Octa Push - Please, Please, Please (deViator Remake) 03:29	info	buy track
3.	Nova deViator - Kids Of Shostakovich 05:47		buy track
4.	Octa Push - Please, Please, Please (deViator Drumake) 04:41	info	buy track
5.	Matjaž Predanič - 4h Sistem 10:14		buy track
6.	Matjaž Predanič - 2h 05:05		buy track
7.	Matjaž Predanič - 4h Uvod 05:50		buy track
8.	Matjaž Predanič - 1h 11:56		buy track
9.	Matjaž Predanič - 4h Organizem 05:52		buy track

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The Invisible Body of Space album presents music created for dance performance with the same title. It was this year's Avant-Première event - an annual final production of the SVŠGL, Arts High School Ljubljana, which gives the students an organised opportunity to enter and (pre)experience performing on professional stages. The starting point for Pre-Première ’14: The Invisible Body of Space was an important theoretical study The poetics of Contemporary Dance written by Laurence Louppe.

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released July 9, 2014

written and produced by Nova deViator & Matjaž Predanič, except track 2 and 4 written by Octa Push and remixed by Nova deViator.

Tracks 2 and 4 owe most of their appeal to the melody and beat written by Octa Push, so give back, support them and buy their records:
senselessrecords.bandcamp.com/album/oito-cd-digital
senselessrecords.bandcamp.com/album/please-please-please
www.octa-push.com

cover by Tina Ivezić

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Luka Prinčič Ljubljana, Slovenia

Noise, bass, beats and space. Luka Prinčič (ex Nova deViator) is an electronic musician, noise & media artist, engineer and dj traversing creative territories from deviant funk to sonic and time-based arts experiments.

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