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Schreibmaschinenblues
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Implosion
09:02
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Gånglåt
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Dagbrott
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Bosse
08:08
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Helena Juréen Malmö, Sweden
I explore the boundaries between art, music and anything inbetween, creating music and sounds on an electric typewriter with effect pedals, organ, banjo, electronics and electric guitar.
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