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BROTHER SATAN

by Martin Lau

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    BROTHER SATAN is the third installment in the Menorah Trilogy. Digipak.

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1.
DOGS 03:10
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2.
GIORDANO BRUNO 04:42
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3.
I SLEPT AND DREAMT THAT LIFE WAS JOY 06:03
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4.
ALL SHOOK UP 03:40
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5.
HOLY & PROFANED 03:35
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6.
BLUES FOR ISRAEL 06:48
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7.
OH GOD, OH MAN 03:37
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credits

released February 12, 2016

Martin Lau – Guitar & Piano
Jakob Sørensen – Trumpet
Kalle Keränen – Flute, Alto & Baritone Saxophone
Kasper Struck – Bass Clarinet & Tenor Saxophone
Nichlaes Kure Ettrup – Trombone & Bass Trombone
Jesper Føste – Marimba & Vibraphone
Emil Möglich – Bass
Mikkel Möglich – Drums

Martin Lau – Mix
Peter Brander – Mastering
Ole Ellingsgaard – Engineering
Kamilla Vinther – Artwork
Jesper Dyhre Nielsen - Photo

Recorded at the Tuborg Studio, Esbjerg, February 2015
Mastered at Media Sound Studios, Copenhagen, January 2016

All songs written by Martin Lau, except HOLY & PROFANED and ALL SHOOK UP written by Martin Lau and Anders Emil Jensen. ALL SHOOK UP contains samples from a speech by Mansoor Hekmat.

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