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Resurrection
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Energy Noise
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Gale
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Another World
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Dark City
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Execution
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Fog
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MES1
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Wall
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Stratosphere
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GESTALT(Industrial Rhythmic Noise) Tokyo, Japan
Gestalt (Mitsunori Sato) is rhythmic noise industrial artist from Japan.
He began working as an artist in 1996,
using analogue synthesizers and doing experimental music.
His work appeared on a sony music compilation back in 1998 and dhyana records, brainchaos. So far he released six albums on his own label ms records.
His work was broadcasted by Netherlands radio program (wreck this mess).
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