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Decay
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Diagrams
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Microbes
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Thicket
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Trees
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Pyramid
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Surkid Hamburg, Germany
Growing up in East German prefabs while listening to everything the 90s rave scene spilled out, Axel Sandig has come a long way in his musical socialization. Yet, his predilection for rather simple melodies might not be the only remnant of that time.
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