Vuneny

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VUNENY
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Origin Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Years active2003 – present
LabelsBuybook (BiH)
Moonlee Records (SLO, HR)
Jarring Effects (FR)
MembersAndrijan Zovko
Nedim Ćišić
Website http://www.myspace.com/vuneny

Vuneny are an experimental band, formed in 2003 as "electro-acoustic" project. Continuously experimenting with the sound, Vuneny perform and implement music collaborating with different artists and music forms, metamorphosing itself into dynamic "work in progress" constantly upgrade and disperse.

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