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Uhushuhu Dilijan, Armenia
Uhushuhu is drone-ambient project from Saint-Petersburg (now in Dilijan, Armenia).
Countless sound layers starts from
drastic synth hum and drone loops, taking in guitar modulations and then dissolve into natural and industrial soundscapes.
Uhushuhu is a part of Petrograd Drone Gathering and Utrovortu community.
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It's really great! Really! The only downside is that transition between tracks 1 and 2 is not smooth. If Author could fix that and re-upload that would be great. Thank you! :) edit: ok, I fixed it myself :P
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