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E.A.R.S. Athens, Greece
One man project started as a mush up style in 2008 but changed later in 2010 into the experimental fields. The sounds are manipulated in the matter of projecting icons while a person experience the audio procedure. All instruments, soundscapes and visuals are recorded and performed by Kleiton using various sound sources and recorders, then manipulated via software or mushed in their raw form live. ... more
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