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Dark Machine Generation
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Paul Ellis Washington
Paul continues to release albums in a style that blends French Impressionism, German Electronic American Minimalism and
Indian Raga styles, forging his own unique touch in the Ambient genre.
Paul was a founding member of the synth band Dweller at the Threshold and has also released several solo works and collaborations with artists such as Steve Roach, Craig Padilla, Rudy Adrian, Ron Boots.
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From NYC come these 10 songs shrouded in spectral synths and mysterious textures that alternately soothe & unsettle
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Sanctuary of Desire
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