Requiem pour Satana

by Magneto

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1.	Pama Rum Kwan 05:03	info	buy track
2.	La Rumbia en Blanco y Negro 03:13		buy track
3.	Temptation of Stingray 06:19		buy track
4.	Mambolero 05:40		buy track
5.	Requiem pour Satan 04:58		buy track
6.	Die Turkfunken 04:21		buy track
7.	Henryk Hula 03:56		buy track
8.	Garagem de Pedrinho 05:51		buy track
9.	Danse Exotique d'un Amant Timide 03:14		buy track
10.	MIkołaj 05:19		buy track

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Magneto is an instrumental group founded by guitarist and composer Bartek Tyciński together with drummer and composer Hubert Zemler and bassist and composer Piotr Domagalski. Magneto is based in Warsaw (Poland)
The members of the band are part of Warsaw’s experimental, jazz, impro, contemporary music scene. They collaborated in the past in various bands and projects of Warsaw’s legendary independent label Lado ABC. This time they met during Spring lockdown not to get crazy. As a result they recorded „Requiem pour Satana” - 10 instrumental tunes that combine South American rhythms, Thai shadow / surf music, Turkish funk, Hawaiian hula ballad and soundtrack music. Three tunes are arrangements of Louiz Bonfa, Camille Sauvage and P.M. Pocket Music. The rest are original compositions of the trio. The sound is quite minimalistic with dreamy, reverbed guitars and psychodelic, trans rhythm section.

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released February 19, 2021

Bartek Tyciński - guitar, organ, synth, voice
Hubert Zemler - drums, percussions, synth, voice
Piotr Domagalski - bass, voice

Special guests:

Joanna Halszka Sokołowska, Igor Nikiforow („Pama Rum Kwan”, „Die Turkfunken”, „Henryk Hula”
Joanna Halszka Sokołowska („Temptation of Stingray”, „Requiem pour Satan”)
Piotr Zabrodzki ("Mikołaj")

Songs written by:

Bartek Tyciński / Hubert Zemler / Piotr Domagalski (tracks 2,8,9,10),
Bartek Tycinski (tracks 3,6,7),
P.M Pocket Music (track 1),
Luiz Bonfa (track 4),
Camille Sauvage (track 5)

Recorded in Donbas Garazowa Sound Studio in Warsaw during first lockdown in April 2020
Mixed by Hubert Zemler / Bartek Tycinski
Mastering by Marcin Bociński / Legatomastering
Cover Art by Tomasz Dubiel

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