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Re-Arbeiten Tel Aviv, Israel
Re-Arbeiten are Natalie Bar and Ziv Matushka , treading between avantgarde,industrial, and generative electronica and feeding of the global experimental electronic scene , using those connections to create a sonic puzzle with lasting intentions.Ex Eastern block immigrants living in the middle east ... you cannot get more Gibsonian than that .... ... more
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