Haiku Funeral Marseille, France
HAIKU FUNERAL was born in a smoke-filled recording studio in Marseille, France on Halloween night of 2008. The result is
music that could be described as hallucinogenic, sinister, and visionary.
HAIKU FUNERAL is:
Dimitar Dimitrov (electronics, keyboards, vocals)
William Kopecky (bass, vocals)
They torment strange instruments and devices like theremin, e-bow, spring-drum, children’s harp...
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