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Suffering
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Corinti
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TRPL Transformation
09:38
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Interlude
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Love Service
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Interlude 2
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Coocreation
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Sinfonietta
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Brother Wolf
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Shoutscire Nepal
Shoutscire (drums, piano, samples, electronics) creates imaginary landscapes, where harmony and rhythm interact freely. Recalling compositional procedures dear to the first pioneers of electronic music such as Luc Ferrari, Terry Riley, Steve Reich, K. H. Stockhousen, he plays with phasing effect, repetition, chance, granular synthesis and micro-editing to create textures and moods. ... more
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