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Trumphead
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The Satyr
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Covid and Crow
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Scottish Cyborg
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Agitpop
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Logos
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African Cyborg
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Music for the Precariat
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Emergency Britain
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Akos
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Zero sum Game
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China (For Ai Wewai)
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English Pastoral
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Escobar
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Paul Baran Glasgow, UK
Paul Baran is a composer, electro-acoustic sound designer and improviser based in Glasgow, Scotland. Baran's first album, Panoptic, was released by Fang Bomb in 2009. It was received with great reviews by the global press, and featured collaborations with artists such as Werner Dafeldecker, Ekkehard Ehlers, Keith Rowe and Andrea Belfi. ... more
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