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paraquats
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girl
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selling drywall
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stone 3
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antipsychotics
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citywater
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lookup
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submenu (interlude)
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cpu clock
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1-800
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gamma-aminobutyric
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college
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music for dogs
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polistirex Washington
i only record with physical gear. it's a real pain in the ass. no daws or vsts are
used.
everything's recorded in my "studio" that takes up half of the bedroom.
my main synths are a roland juno-60, jx-8p, korg poly-800 mkii, and a yamaha dx7.
i was previously named "juno beach" but every album made after "sleepwalking" uses the current moniker polistirex.
thank you for listening.
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Nitewind | Nite Tapes Deluxe
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Awesome album, full of wavey blending synths, lush leads, and tape aesthetic. definitely check this one out if you haven't yet.
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