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Monologue
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Xoanon
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Soft Geometry
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Electrographic Dream
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Factory Town
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The Shelter Object
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Minimal Resource Manipulation London, UK
MRM is not currently accepting demos.
MRM is a DIY label for experimental music curated by Matt
Atkins, a London based sound and visual artist whose principle interests are reductionism, chance, repetition and texture. He uses objects, percussion instruments, occasionally a laptop and cassette recorders to create sound collages in both the recorded medium and live.
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