Get all 46 David Kollar releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Neznámy strach (music from the motion picture), Echoes of Hopeful Melancholy, Where are they...? (EP_3/3), The Pills (EP_2/3), Requiem for Uncle (EP_1/3), La Monte Young Comp. #9, A Sense of Destiny, Dušan Trančík (original music for TV documentary movie), and 38 more.
Excludes supporter-only releases.
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Moving...
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Birds...
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Lullaby
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Boy friend
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Grand mother
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Distroyed town 2024
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Archangel Gabriel
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The book of dead
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Mothers grave
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Chill ...
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Dead body
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Leaving the flat
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This is the situation
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Bad dreams
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Old men
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Following the car
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Shooting
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She is a hero
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Again in paradise
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David Kollar Prešovský kraj, Slovakia
Kollar treats his music with a deep degree of seriousness and personal involvement, as if each and every one of his projects
was not only his proverbial brain child but as if it was his actual offspring. He treats his instrument as a gateway between his complex ideas and their audible representation, the same way a sculptor treats the chisel or a painter the brush."
- ADAM BARUCH
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"Candidate to the Top 3 of the year." - cover art by Adam Jones from TOOL
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