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4 AM
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Dope City
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Everybody Knows
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Infinite Mystery
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Noisy Groove
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Jawn
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Being : Nothing : Same
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Heisenborg
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Spectral Interflex
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E's Groove
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Matthew Crim Gloucester, Virginia
Matthew Crim makes sounds. He plays the bass guitar amongst other instruments and works with his friends to produce audio
objects. Neither songs nor tunes, audio objects are minimal. Many of them are vamps. Enjoy.
Matt Crim's influences are Flea, Jah Wobble, Bill Laswell, David Byrne, St Vincent, Bjork, Dua Lipa, Bernie Worrell, John Coltrane, Graham Harmon, and Timothy Morton.
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