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Genom
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Mindmachine
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Oel
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Belladonna
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Willam Blake
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Mnemonic
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Artificial life
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Schacht
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Australopithecus
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Flut
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fatagaga Köln, Germany
fatagaga sees himself less as a musician but more as a creator of sound structures. He started with analogue recordings on a 4-track recorder in the early 80s, founded a noise guitar quartet, continued with electronic music in the 90s, entered the new millennium with dark drones and returned to the anti music with fatagaga's radical noise/Tourette and is now active in new projects ... ... more
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