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song of theseus
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ship of theseus
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ariadne: fever dream
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cult of hyppolyta
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tears of phaedra
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khthonios
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death of theseus
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vanWinkle Washington, D.C.
Neal B. Johnson composes and performs electroacoustic music as vanWinkle. His sources of inspiration and raw materials include found sound, synthesis, and field recordings. He hails from the American Midwest and bides his time in the greater Los Angeles area. ... more
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