Conny Frischauf: Pick And Mix

Combining playful electronics, left-field pop and wonky jazz vibes, the synaesthetic sound world of Viennese electronicist Conny Frischauf is packed full of sonic possibilities

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Conny Frischauf: Pick And Mix

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Mat Smith

Dean Honer: The Golden Age of The Future

Mary Epworth: “It Sounds Like a Robot’s Orgasm”

Tunng: Night Tales and Dark Arts

Tears For Fears: Fear Factory

Pepe Deluxé: Cabinet of Curiosities

Tangerine Dream: Guiding Lights

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Conny Frischauf: Pick And Mix

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