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The English Lesson
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Strange Frogs of Samoeng
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Near the Station
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Talk Talk Talk
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Soi 55
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The Street
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After the Noise
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Yunnan 1987
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Wait
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Sid Frank Montreal, Québec
Sid Frank makes minimalist drones with simple hardware and software, field recordings and found sounds. He takes solace in Holger Czukay's assertion that "inability is often the mother of restriction, and restriction is the great mother of inventive performance." ... more
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