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Scattered Out Of Context
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Slightly Used Machine
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With A Hole In The Sock
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Not Every Cloud
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Hardhanded
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Almost The Same
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Sheep On The Right Bank
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Knitting Traps
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Sploh (Sound, Performing, Listening, Observing, Hearing) for art production and publishing is engaged in music, performing arts and intermedia arts production, publishing and education. Primarily it is oriented towards developing, staging, establishing and reflecting musical practices that dip a toe in the waters of: improvisation, contemporary composition, and sound/tech experiments. ... more
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