KRISTEN NOGUES & JOHN SURMAN - Diriaou LP Hip-Hop but on his soundtrack Krikor

but on his soundtrack Krikor prefers to home in on the internal thoughts of the film’s central protagonists

Blame this on schizophrenia or an urge to not run in circles but it's how things have always been for the loose group

which is named for his mother and step father and has so much to do with generations

field recordings and a vast array of electronic equipment – like they did before

I found myself completely enveloped by something almost unbelievable

KRISTEN NOGUES & JOHN SURMAN - Diriaou LP Hip-Hop but on his soundtrack KrikorWhen they performed a handful of concerts as a duo in the summer of 1998, Kristen Nogus and John Surman had already worked a lot on the interweaving of genres: Nogus had confronted traditional Breton music with contemporary music and Surman had changed his jazz into atmospheric numbers that would be amongst the finest recording on the ECM label. As a duo, the harpist and the saxophonist would go on to invent something different: free folk, traditional