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Program 1
02:39
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Program 2
01:11
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Program 3
05:12
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Program 4
01:12
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Program 5
02:00
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Program 6
01:57
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Program 7
07:56
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Program 8
02:29
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Pascal Sontag Bern, Switzerland
Pascal Sontag is a musician based in Bern. He's part of Cloks Tik and Lia sells Fish. His soloworks are mostly electronic, experimental and pretty noisy. Influenced by early ambient and tape music. The two tracks on Aroe were performed and recorded on the isle of Aroe in Denmark April 2019. Program 1-8 on T-Res Feedback Rhythms are recent improvisations on the Jomox T-Resonator Filter Matrix. ... more
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