
SDK (Stano & David Kitt) - Going Back To The Unknown
LP - Limited Edition Black Vinyl.Ā
SDKĀ is the collaboration betweenĀ StanoĀ andĀ David Kitt. Stano, a post-punk pioneer from Dublin, is known for his strikingly individual work. A recurring collaborator withĀ All City,Ā Going Back to the UnknownĀ marks his first new material for the label and his return to vocal work after many years.
The project began after a chance meeting at All City led to a connection with David Kitt. In Kittās studio, guitars, pedals, tape delay, and synths combined to form dense, dreamlike textures. The music moves between ambient atmospheres, layered guitars, and fractured song forms. Stanoās words appear only where the music calls for them:
āI just turned the pages until the right lyric appeared ā I like when the music dictates what the words should be.ā
On the collaborative process, Stano adds:
āThere wasnāt a conscious decision, it was just a reaction to what David was playing. It seemed to happen organically, we were really on the same wavelength. At the end of that day I knew we had something really interesting.ā
The result isĀ Going Back to the Unknown, a collection shaped as much by intuition and chance as by design. The album is completed by Kittās contribution āFireworks,ā which seals the recordās arc.
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LP - Limited Edition Black Vinyl.Ā
SDKĀ is the collaboration betweenĀ StanoĀ andĀ David Kitt. Stano, a post-punk pioneer from Dublin, is known for his strikingly individual work. A recurring collaborator withĀ All City,Ā Going Back to the UnknownĀ marks his first new material for the label and his return to vocal work after many years.
The project began after a chance meeting at All City led to a connection with David Kitt. In Kittās studio, guitars, pedals, tape delay, and synths combined to form dense, dreamlike textures. The music moves between ambient atmospheres, layered guitars, and fractured song forms. Stanoās words appear only where the music calls for them:
āI just turned the pages until the right lyric appeared ā I like when the music dictates what the words should be.ā
On the collaborative process, Stano adds:
āThere wasnāt a conscious decision, it was just a reaction to what David was playing. It seemed to happen organically, we were really on the same wavelength. At the end of that day I knew we had something really interesting.ā
The result isĀ Going Back to the Unknown, a collection shaped as much by intuition and chance as by design. The album is completed by Kittās contribution āFireworks,ā which seals the recordās arc.












