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brunetti
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trephination
12:00
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tallow
10:37
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can't keep coming back
05:38
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oblivion
11:01
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sarin
10:40
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macabre
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no easy comedown
12:51
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Mandark Melbourne, Australia
Mandark began in 2002 as a side project to Noistruct. creating both analogue and digital recordings. ambient isolationist style soundscapes, impromptu field recordings, extreme noise, spontaneous live synth compositions and dark and disturbing film score sound. influenced by the sounds of my nightmares, sleep deprivation, film scores ambient noise, Zonal, Final, Lull and Soma ... more
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