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Interrupted Forms I
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Interrupted Forms II
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Aquarelle Minneapolis, Minnesota
With the Aquarelle moniker, Ryan Potts explores a cross-section of feedback-generated experiments, acoustic instrumentation and layered sine waves. These sounds are folded together with meticulous editing to form pieces that have equal interest in stasis and movement, clarity and obscurity. ... more
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