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Prolexis #1
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Stoicheion #1
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Morphe
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Hyle
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Stoicheion #2
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Synekes #1
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Pneuma
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Synekes #2
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Stoicheion #3
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Apeiron
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Nyn
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Stoicheion #4
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Prolexis #2
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Force Inc. / Mille Plateaux Frankfurt, Germany
Anonymous, dark, black, hidden, concealed, encrypted, opaque, undercover, incomprehensible: Ultrablack of Music dares the exodus and listens to those forces and sounds that tell of the unheard in music. Sound is the vibration, resonance and diffraction of waves in the black cosmos. ... more
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