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An Ocean of Air
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Dave Seidel New Hampshire
Microtonal electronic and electroacoustic music. Long tones (mostly), slow paces (usually), and an emphasis on sonority.
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by Dave Seidel
Please forgive the self-promotion, but I'm quite proud of this, and it's on a different label.
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More self-promotion, but XI deserves your support as well!
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