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Minotaur’s Prison
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David Kellett Hitchin, UK
I've been making electronic music for 40 years. With all that has happened or not happened in 2020 I have decided that I should actually record some of my music. I love music that encourages altered states of consciousness - so expect drones and overlapping cyclical sequences. ... more
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