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Phil Void San Francisco, California
Modern technology has brought us a lot of interesting tools we can use to create music and from that has spawned a generation of home recordist's who exploit them. Phil Void claims no particular genre or format, the songs and recordings are mostly derived by improvisation and stream of consciousness. The results are varied and many. ... more
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