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Machine Music
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Upon Entering Planet KNAL
You Must Discard All Human Music
You will enter cleansed of Impure Sonic Vibrations
Machine Music has been Classified SAFE to be Consumed by Humans
MACHINE MUSIC
All Music that is brought into this Universe, Must be Analysed.
If it is Found to contain Elements of Human Music,
That is, Voice or Instrument,
You will Remain in Quarantine,
For 40 Days and 40 Nights,
Listening only to.
SILENCE
MACHINE MUSIC
In this Universe you have Only 2 options,
To Conform or Be Conformed
The Desire to Control or be in Control
Must End NOW
Machine Music
Machine Music
Machine Music
On Planet KNAL it is an Offence
to be in Possession of Human Music
THIS is only for your protection
If You are Found to be in Possession of Human Music
You will be sentenced to 24 Bit Light Years of
SILENCE
Alternatively you will be granted Good Behaviour
if you Opt to Program
Machine Music
Programming of Music Machines must only be
Performed by Machines
Unless a Human Befriends a MACHINE
In this case, a Machine will need to make this official by
Broadcasting an Internarl LIKE
If there is a mutual Like on the internarl,
the Human will be permitted to Learn
Machine Code
MACHINE MUSIC
Hearing is a Privilege
Listening to Machine Music is a Luxury
The LORD DRUMATIX has given you
2 input sockets
and 1 output socket
Use them Wisely
But
Definitely
Use Them!
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Fizzing Funksters Melbourne, Australia
Fizzing Funksters, is the moniker of the Melbourne Australia based, electronic music producer Peppe Fizz. Inspired in part by, the forefathers of electronic music, (such as Stockhausen, Kraftwerk, Moroder and Hardfloor) and the music technology of the 70s and 80s, Peppe treads his own oscillating path, to produce sizzling soundscapes with a DIY ethos. ... more
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