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Janko Nilovic
Pop Impressions

Pop Impressions
Pop ImpressionsPop ImpressionsPop ImpressionsPop Impressions

Catno

UR000651RP

Formats

1x Vinyl LP

Country

France

Release date

Oct 3, 2014

A1

Concerto Pour Piano Compressé

4:25

A2

Sacha Pacha

3:18

A3

Trumpet Sketches

1:40

A4

Pop' Impressions

3:08

A5

Atoma

2:35

A6

Scratching Machine

2:35

B1

Ballet Dans L'Espace

3:04

B2

Essai Pop Art

3:10

B3

Prélude Pour Une Rose Noire

3:18

B4

Blow Down

4:32

B5

Pop Avenue

3:30

B6

Psycho Sound

2:15

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