Aidan Baker (Nadja) and Eric Quach (Thisquietarmy) have teamed up for the Hypnodrone Ensemble collabortation.
The project, out now on Consouling SOunds, features several other musicians in addition to the duo already named.
Check out a video from the record below.
Aidan Baker / Thisquietarmy: Hypnodrone Ensemble from Schokofeh Kamiz on Vimeo.
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