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Overture
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Miliciazz
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Terug
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Watch Your Step
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Eat That Crap
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John Fucking Wayne
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Heinz Karlhausen & The Diatonics Rotterdam, Netherlands
Rotterdam based jazzcore trio HK&D was formed in 2008.
Featuring Portuguese Gonçalo Almeida on bass and
electronics, Italian Daniele Martini on tenor saxophone and effects, and propelled by Dutch Friso Van Wijck on drums, the band’s music is made of raw power with space for improvisation and an overall eclectic approach.
Reflecting the wide musical background of its members, the sound of this trio
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