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Dispersion of Light
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The Well
03:56
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Symptoms of Time
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The Siren
03:06
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Grey Ones
04:49
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Glass Bodies
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Telepathic Objects
07:02
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Pod Blotz Los Angeles, California
Modern Electronics/ Abstract Techno project that explores sound texture while creating multi-dimensional environments. An
otherwordly and cathartic mix of electronics, modular synthesis, vox, rhythm, syncopated noise and pulsations.
Pod Blotz is from Detroit and has lived in Chicago, SF Bay Area and Los Angeles.
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