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Ponies Like Babies
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Mul Uga Mushen
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Stationary Forms
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Fast Orison
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Coenozoic Sun
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Ian Stonehouse London, UK
Born 1965. Ian Stonehouse is currently a lecturer and archivist in Experimental Sound at Goldsmiths, University of London,
having previously been Head of the Electronic Music Studios (1999-2019).
He has perfomed with the Merz Nite Ensemble, Sebastian Lexer, Tania Chen, the Open Sound Systems Ensemble, Rutger Hauser, Ingrid Plum, prof_lofi (aka Bill Thompson), and Lucia H. Chung (aka en creux).
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