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Bitrot Progression
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Rhythm Study No. 12 (FX)
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Stroller Emergency
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Rhythm Study No. 2
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Winged Man (RMX)
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Rhythm Study No. 5
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Manhandler
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Rhythm Study No. 7
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Orch Gathering
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Tom Moody New York, New York
"The sound world [in Melding Principle] is very finely calibrated; your ear for pairing the very pure and the klangorous has
become remarkably deft. That makes it easy for the listener to latch onto the layered melodies. (Howl Din)
"[Y]our musical works exploit the aesthetic paradoxes of telecommunications and computer technologies and the social fantasies attached to them."
(Pierre-Luc Verville)
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Tom Moody recommends:
eleven tracks
by St Celfer and Tom Moody
Collaboration with St Celfer
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