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Sone Institute Folkestone, UK
Sone institute - the surreal & fantastical world of electronic artist Roman Bezdyk. A place where dada collides with pop
via the broken circuitry of (un) easy listening vinyl and into the outer realms of sonic mystery.and adventure.
Championed by BBC 6 Music and The Wire magazine, his music has been released on the Manchester Front & Follow label since 2010.
Now on Mystery Bridge Records.
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