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Extravagant
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Emperor Guillotine
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Drone
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Charlie Don't Surf
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U-Boat
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Exzentrick
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Flutey
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Abduction
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Delayed Infinity
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Nat da Hatt Kawaguchi, Japan
I am a political refugee from New Zealand who has settled in Japan where I spend my days in my cave creating tone paintings on an array of devices and instruments including: guitar, thumb piano and a Korg vocoder.
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