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Gravity Station
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Phase and Amplitude
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Scientia
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Virtual Resistance
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Meter Reading
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Into Its Coloured Rays
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Gradient
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The Invisible City
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Live at Café Oto
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BJNilsen Amsterdam, Netherlands
BJ Nilsen Is a sound and recording artist. His work is based on the sound of nature and its effect on humans. He primarily uses field recordings and electronic composition as a working method. He has worked for film, television, theatre, dance and as sound designer. His latest album is “Eye Of The Microphone” [Touch, 2013] - a somewhat surreal audio rendition of the sounds of The City of London. ... more
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