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Mesomerism
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Metaphysic Collision
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Bioluminescence
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Points
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Hypnagogic
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Electrostatics
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Phonetic Vibratic
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Macro Clarity
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Wake & Tape
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The Fully Automatic Model Londonderry, UK
The Fully Automatic Model is a multidisciplinary artist who explores and creates using composition, sound design, instrument
building and quadraphonic sound.
Musically, TFAM is heavily influenced by DIY electronica, ambient, IDM, cinematic, techno, etherial soundscapes and found sound / Musique Concrète.
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