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Machine Moon Syracuse, New York
Matthew Jaime. Syracuse, NY. An output of mourning sounds via harsh and somber noise. Machine Moon amplifies the mangled
reality of those left behind through the use of manipulated and destroyed tape, vocals, and electronics.
III I V anxiety jazz. Long live touring.
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