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Intro
02:10
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Glass Eaters PTI
04:17
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Diegetic
11:47
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Waiting Room
01:07
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5. |
Messin
06:32
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6. |
Bind
00:34
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7. |
Non-Diegetic
06:12
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8. |
Silver
02:23
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9. |
Glass Eaters PTII
12:35
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10. |
Singapore
02:42
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Martin Kay Melbourne, Australia
I am a sound artist whose current interests lie in producing environmental sound recordings that are charged with a degree of emotional resonance and psychological perspective. Through employing a technologically limited approach, I strive to experiment in situ with a range of recording techniques that prompt strange and uncanny encounters of the environments and situations that I engage with. ... more
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