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Nullsleep Tucson, Arizona
Nullsleep is an electronic musician based in Tucson, AZ whose works evade the limitations of aging consumer electronics while leveraging their unique sonic qualities. Employing outdated hardware alongside modular synthesizers and drum machines, Nullsleep's sound ranges from visceral dance music to architectural soundscapes that seem to exist on the boundary between utopia and dystopia. ... more
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