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Vitor Joaquim Setubal, Portugal
Electronic experimentalist, sound and visual artist. He started performing improvised music and get involved in experimental
art by the mid 80's.
Since then, he has created extensively for dance, theater, video, installations and cross media platforms. He is graduated in sound and film directing and has a phd in computer music.
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Everywhere at the end of time
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This is what my suicide will sound like as I fade away. Drifting into nothingness. Alone. Slowly. Fading more….
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The Oracle
by Angel Bat Dawid
supported by 4 fans who also own “Tuning the Invisible”
Angel, I heard your interview with Jason Woodbury on Aquarium Drunkard's "Transmissions" podcast today. It was truly remarkable and touched my heart. I bought this album immediately afterward and am so grateful to you for this nourishing music in these strange, trying days. I hope I can time my next trip to Chicago to be able to see you perform live. Thank you!
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Muzak pour ascenseurs en panne
by Brigitte Barbu
In English, this album’s title is “Muzak For Broken Elevators,” a perfect description of its 11 cockeyed, interstellar compositions.
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EP1
by Hark Madley
A beautiful meditation on nature & technology, Hark Madley’s EP1 boasts rich, layered electronic music.
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Dèmos
by Juanita
The third album from Brussels musician Juanita uses haunting ambient/electronic songs to reflect a world in turmoil.
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Stadium
by Eli Keszler
supported by 4 fans who also own “Tuning the Invisible”
The drumming on this one is insane. So frenetic and yet so subtle.
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