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quartz
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blend
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transfer
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source, dest
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retrofit
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layers
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patchwork
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terminal count
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add 1
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retrigger
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rekall Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
as a rare-earth magnet to sheet metal, i am attracted to electronic music; it must bleep, syncopate + otherwise disrupt
everyday life.
nearly two decades into this millennium + yet we are still burdened by centuries-old problems for which simple technological solutions exist. we need this music to remind us of what is possible.
what would kraftwerk / autechre / orbital / plastikman do?
... more
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