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Isernhagen
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Halbseidenes Gesindel
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Koppelung
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Tempelhof
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Kardinalwelle
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Verbiss
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Am Arsch
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Fruchtbringende Gesellschaft Hamburg, Germany
Ulrich Mevs & Rudi Raschberger have started their own corporate new project, in spring 2019.
To connect
analogue and electronic instruments, paired with according noises, rhythms, discordances and melodies -heading to spherical and experimental soundscapes, to be supposed as their declared direction of an impact.
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