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An opening sequence
04:33
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Suspicious folk
11:03
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In a stomach
09:06
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Crunchy bits
07:23
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Choir organ?
05:40
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Loony Goons
04:43
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Julian Edwardes The Netherlands
Julian Edwardes (UK/NL '79) is a trained visual artist with a background in Fine Art; he studied at AKV St Joost and at the
Sandberg Institute Amsterdam.
Form, language, identity and existence are assayed within a compositional framework pullulated from a modular synthesizer, utilizing unstable systems and disrupted resonant bodies.
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