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Critical Listening
06:28
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Looking Good
04:51
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Jump In and Ride
04:48
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Lessness
06:14
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Broken Symmetry
13:08
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Dark Matter
07:23
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Sulphur
04:52
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Stephan Thelen Switzerland
Stephan Thelen is a composer, producer and mathematician based in Zürich, Switzerland. His activities are split into three main areas: 1) as composer, artistic director and guitarist of the Swiss minimal groove band SONAR, 2) as producer and guitarist for his Fractal Guitar and Fractal Sextet projects and 3) as composer of postminimal music ("Circular Lines", commisioned by the KRONOS QUARTET). ... more
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