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James Wyness Scotland, UK
experimental
electroacoustic
composition
performance
sound art
Scotland
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The cassette is totally worth it, as there are some stunning bonus tracks. Really interesting concept and a precisely executed piece of art.
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Yannick Dauby is a very talented artist that I discovered recently. As it would have been a pity not to notice! The work he presents to us is pure genius. Everything is there: A pattern dominating in style, a clever evolution full of subtleties to tell a story, rich textures and excellent audio quality. Also, the work is serious and disturbing to perfection, as I like them. I recommend to all fans of the genre!
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