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Scott Kerr: Synth, beatbox, tapes
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Violence and the Sacred Ontario
Violence and the Sacred has been recording and performing electronic / experimental music since 1985. Styles range from
noise, ambient / drone, pure electronic composition, improvised cacophony.
Recent releases include Dawning Luminosity (2010) and You are planning to enjoy the apocalypse (2009), as a well as a 5-CDR set of older, anarchic, improvised live recordings from 1986-1987.
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