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Microgroove
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Turntable
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Painted Wolves
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Figure Number Seven
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Overt
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Needle
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Over And Over
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Grasshopper
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Distribution
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Figure Number Eight
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Simon Crocket Shoreham By Sea, UK
Simon Crocket has been Making electronic music since the 1980's -
Inspired greatly by the simplicity of
Kraftwerk and the complexity of Bach, but also loving a lot of current work by the likes of Nikmis, Yves Malone, and Rex The Dog. He likes to use pure synth sounds, not too multi-layered or over complex, with plucking shapes, and augments them with appropriate reverb, delay, and other effects
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