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Störgeräusch
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Caste of Shadows
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Lemonaid
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Senseorship
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Nervewreck
03:53
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Brainfreeze
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In Formation
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Nonster
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Cafe Cream
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Incompl te
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No Exit
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Shapedrift
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Daniel Kuhn/Aircoholic Berlin, Germany
Daniel Kuhn or self-proclaimed ›Aircoholic‹ experiments with industrial approaches in sound. He transforms and fuses together recordings of diverse material, from washing machines and car tyres to synthesisers and self-made instruments, climbing into dark holes into pitch black, to reveal multilayered digital sound patterns. Daniel Kuhn / Aircoholic is a hunter and gatherer, sleepless in Berlin. ... more
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