Qaä by Qaä
Tracklist
| 1. | Koalus | 9:07 |
| 2. | Kuru Kuru | 7:40 |
| 3. | Qaäris Von Gul | 11:20 |
| 4. | Додзё | 4:00 |
| 5. | Mayim | 23:32 |
| 6. | Sea Song (Robert Wyatt) | 6:14 |
Credits
released January 31, 2016
Qaä
Thibault Brice - guitars, vocals, drones
Adrien Nerida - bass guitar, vocals, e-bow, guitars and drones
Miguel Castaing - drums, percussions, vocals and drones
Additional musicians
Cedric Lévèque - drones on "Koalus"
Denis Dedieu - vocals, synths, guitars, bouzouki on "Qaäris Von Gul"
Sam Barbier - piano, synths on "Qaäris Von Gul"
Production
Recorded with the help of Jean-Luc Marro by Joris Debet.
Vocals recorded by Denis Dedieu.
Produced by Joris Debet and Qaä.
Aditionnal Production by Denis Dedieu and Sam Barbier on "Qaäris Von Gul".
Mixed and Mastered by Joris Debet.
Artworks by Nicolas Macia
Qaä would like to thank Clément Billardello, Jean-Luc Marro, Benjamin Jobard, Julius and Arthur from Berserkers, Franck Roder, Thomas Daniel, Julian Perez and Maxime Blanchard for their support and contribution to the making of this album.
Album produced and mixed for stereo.
Qaä
Thibault Brice - guitars, vocals, drones
Adrien Nerida - bass guitar, vocals, e-bow, guitars and drones
Miguel Castaing - drums, percussions, vocals and drones
Additional musicians
Cedric Lévèque - drones on "Koalus"
Denis Dedieu - vocals, synths, guitars, bouzouki on "Qaäris Von Gul"
Sam Barbier - piano, synths on "Qaäris Von Gul"
Production
Recorded with the help of Jean-Luc Marro by Joris Debet.
Vocals recorded by Denis Dedieu.
Produced by Joris Debet and Qaä.
Aditionnal Production by Denis Dedieu and Sam Barbier on "Qaäris Von Gul".
Mixed and Mastered by Joris Debet.
Artworks by Nicolas Macia
Qaä would like to thank Clément Billardello, Jean-Luc Marro, Benjamin Jobard, Julius and Arthur from Berserkers, Franck Roder, Thomas Daniel, Julian Perez and Maxime Blanchard for their support and contribution to the making of this album.
Album produced and mixed for stereo.
License
All rights reserved.
Qaä's universe is crossed with high voltage currents and anesthetized themes that suggest contemplation or split.
Deploying overwhelming electric drones to express a very special vision of sensuality, the trio gives rise amid drone/doom discharges to pop/jazz relents reminiscent of The Slint or Earth.