Terbeschikkingstelling Groningen, Netherlands
A noisemaker and a tromboneplayer went to a bar and what happened there changed history as they knew
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It was on this darkest eve in January that Terbeschikkingstelling saw it's birthlight and was hurled onto this planet.
Emiel and Volker combine their knowledge of their instruments and try to discover new ways to use them in experimental harmony and dischord. Drift off into terra incognita!
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