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Present/Future
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Empty Desert
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Electricity
09:16
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Alan Turing
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Lucky
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Macabre Waltz
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TJ Porter Istanbul, Turkey
A Canadian in Istanbul and his machines.
tjporter.yeditepe@gmail.com
"...a flawless
vintage sound that unwind at a leisurely pace, bringing to mind Tangerine Dream's more accessible late seventies outings, with just a touch of Jean Michel Jarre's melodic sensibilities."
active-listener.blogspot.com.tr/2013/07/reviews-arcazas-vintage-cucumber-wax.html
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