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k. sonin Albany, New York
k. Sonin was a prolific experimental/lo-fi/noise recorder in the nineties and oughts. He had enormous success and money and sex and drugs as a result. He doesn't need anymore so you can have all of his recordings for free. It's noisey and poorly recorded, but there's probably some good stuff in here somewhere. It all makes sense if you look at it the wrong way. ... more
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