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Grand Rapids
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Toledo
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Milwaukee, pt I
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Milwaukee, pt. II
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Bridges of Königsberg Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Improvised electronic trio integrating broken techno, twisted patterns, harsh noise, and drones into an ecstatic intensity. Performed by Christopher Burns (fractured samples, digital synthesis, animated visuals), David Collins (modular synthesis), and Peter J Woods (bowed objects, lo-fi electronics, theatrical mayhem). ... more
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