The Translator
from Split EP by Our Ceasing Voice & Satory
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from Split EP,
released November 1, 2011
The Translator
written and performed by Satory
Eyup Kus - vocals, guitars, kaoossilator
Moritz Bauer - bass, synthesizers
Manuel Gattermayr - guitars
Stefan Hiti - drums
produced by Satory
recorded by Hrafnkell Sigurðsson
mixed by Sebastian Obermeir
mastered by Robin Schmidt at 24-96 Mastering
additional vocals by Hrafnkell Sigurðsson and Reinhard Obermeir
The Translator
written and performed by Satory
Eyup Kus - vocals, guitars, kaoossilator
Moritz Bauer - bass, synthesizers
Manuel Gattermayr - guitars
Stefan Hiti - drums
produced by Satory
recorded by Hrafnkell Sigurðsson
mixed by Sebastian Obermeir
mastered by Robin Schmidt at 24-96 Mastering
additional vocals by Hrafnkell Sigurðsson and Reinhard Obermeir
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Satory Wien, Austria
- Eyup Kus -
Vocals & Guitar
- Manuel Gattermayr -
Guitar
- Moritz Bauer -
Bass & Sounds
- Stefan Hiti -
Drums
contact: satory.band@gmail.com
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discography
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Nov 2011 -
Oct 2009
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When The Headline Hit Home
by Our Ceasing VoiceOur friends from OUR CEASING VOICE with their debut album "When The Headline Hit Home". Listen to it and get lost in this truly beautiful music. (Post-Rock)
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