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The Buzzfuzz
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Fault Indicator
01:55
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El Dinga Ling
00:23
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Glacier Beat
04:28
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Flight to Sirius
02:58
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Information Exchange
01:00
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A Warm Workout
01:28
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The Funk Train
02:39
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Telemetry Data
01:07
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Robot Courtship
02:49
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Garbage
01:05
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Rough Daddy
03:50
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IDM Fantasy
03:43
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Sonic Cicada
01:49
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Heavy Days
01:29
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Ray Diode Sydney, Australia
Ramon Diodewski was born in a desolate area of Zakopane, Poland in 1976. Because of the inordinately harsh Baltic winters, radio reception was pitiful, and so Ramon became used to the presence of white noise in his life. Indeed he used to sleep to the soothing sounds of static and garbled radio messages, shipping reports and Soyuz satellite transmissions in his father's observatory. ... more
Ray Diode recommends:
The Brandy Tea Incident
by OSC Repair Team
Amazing live modular soundtracks from the radiophonic-era of electronics.
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OU1J4
by Oscillator Repair Team
More live modular soundtracks from the radiophonic-era of electronics.
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The Marblemadness Megamix
by phonkubot
Radiophonic workshop meets Dynamix 2. Simply amazing!
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