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Pedal Crush Book Now Available

Pedal Crush – a new book on stompbox effects by Kim Bjørn and Scott Harper – is now available.… Read More Pedal Crush Book Now Available

December 4, 2019December 4, 201911 Comments

Kim Bjørn Announces New Book, PEDAL CRUSH

PEDAL CRUSH is “the first ever book to explore stompboxes as a creative tool for all kinds of musicians.”… Read More Kim Bjørn Announces New Book, PEDAL CRUSH

March 14, 2019March 14, 20194 Comments

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