Zu/Xabier Iriondo/Damo Suzuki

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Zu/Xabier Iriondo/Damo Suzuki is a self-titled split album by the Italian bands Zu, Xabier Iriondo and Damo Suzuki, released in 2008, as Phonometak n. 4,^[1] part of the Split 10" Series by SoundMetak, an experimental music laboratory in Milan, owned by the same Xabier Iriondo.

Track list

Side A

DAMO SUZUKI w/METAK NETWORK

Dove Siete Stati L’Ultima Estate?
Un Oceano Di Due Mezzelune

Side B

DAMO SUZUKI w/ZU & X. IRIONDO

La Città Nascosta
Il Territorio Proibito

References

^ Sound Metak Archived September 28, 2012, at the Wayback Machine

Albums

Bromio (1999)
The Zu Side of the Chadbourne (2000)
Motorhellington (2001)
Igneo (2002)
Live in Helsinki (2003)
Radiale (2004)
The Way of the Animal Powers (2005)
How to Raise an Ox (2005)
Zu / Dälek (2005)
Zu / Iceburn - PhonoMetak 10" Series No. 1 (2006)
Identification with the Enemy: A Key to the Underworld (2007)
Il Teatro degli Orrori/Zu (2008)
Zu/Xabier Iriondo/Damo Suzuki - PhonoMetak 10" Series No. 4 (2008)
Carboniferous (2009)

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