HATAMI, PORYA -& AROVANE- - KAZIWA
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: N5MD
Release date: 04/05/2018
Barcode: 0702224126312
Catalog no.: MDLP0000263
Item ID: 459258
'Kaziwa' is the second collaborational album featuring Iranian ambient experimental composer Porya Hatami and superlative sound designer Uwe Zahn's Arovane project. This work was originally released as a limited edition compact disc in 2016 and now sees a deserved edition on vinyl.
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