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Ngumbang-Ngisep
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Rahu
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Saturnalia
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Ugatame
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Volcanic
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Ketu
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Electric Animism
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Dharma Singapore
Dharma is the guitarist from Singapore avant rock band The Observatory and also presents his work as a solo improviser and in different configurations with other improvisers. The approach in his playing incorporates extended techniques with various preparations and effects, resulting in percussive and textural sonics that go beyond what one would expect of the instrument. ... more
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