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Control Surface #1
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Control Surface #2
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Control Surface #4
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Control Surface #5
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Control Surface #6
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Control Surface #9
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Control Surface #13
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Voltage Control Records Brooklyn, New York
Based in NYC. Voltage Control Records releases music that demonstrates new approaches to experimentation and aims to push beyond postmodern ideals. The label releases other media in the form of video, books, visuals, and other choice digital and electronic arts. ... more
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